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Worcestershire Archaeol Local Hist Newsl 48
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Title:
Worcestershire Archaeol Local Hist Newsl 48
Series
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Series:
Worcestershire Archaeology and Local History Newsletter
Volume
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Volume:
48
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Publication Type:
Journal
Year of Publication
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Year of Publication:
1993
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Source:
BIAB (The British Archaeological Bibliography (BAB))
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Created Date:
20 Jan 2002
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Medieval timber-framing & timber construction in Worcestershire churches
Tim Bridges
3 - 5
Provides an overview of timber construction, from towers to porches, across the county during this period.
`Orchard Dene' -- a Tudor period dwelling in Sedgeberrow
Bruce Watson
5 - 6
Describes a T-shaped structure. The east wing is thought to be the earliest (dating to the sixteenth century) and has a stone built ground storey with timber framed storeys above. The west wing is timber framed and is thought to date to the late sixteenth or seventeenth centuries. There is an attempt to interpret its original structure, despite later restoration work.
News from the county archaeology service
M Atkin
7 - 8
Reports changes in personnel, progress with the Sites & Monuments Record, important finds, surveys and other fieldwork from the area.
Bottles from Deansway
Diana Scott
8 - 11
Reports the discovery of 382 bottles, plus remnants -- dating mostly to between 1850 and 1920. An inventory is given, along with details of more unusual examples.
Bricks and bishops
Olive Belchamber
11 - 12
Short note on the early use and popularising of brickwork, including reference to parallels between the brickwork of Waynflete Tower at Farnham Castle and that at Hampton Court.
