W A Mccutcheon

Biographic Data

ID1068168
NAMEW A Mccutcheon
GIVEN NAMESW A
FAMILY NAMEMccutcheon
SIGNATUREMCCUTCHEON W A
AFFILIATIONSCentral Statistics Office
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS13
TOTAL CITATIONS13
AUTHOR COUNT13
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1963
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1983
H-INDEX2

  • The Industrial Archaeology of Northern Ireland

    R A Buchanan, W A MccutcheonARTICLETechnology and Culture1983

  • Industrial archaeology: A case study in Northern Ireland

    W A MccutcheonARTICLEWorld Archaeology1983Cited by: 2References: 3

    Industrial archaeology, as an emergent discipline, is discussed. There then follows a description of the initial organization and subsequent progress of the official Northern Ireland survey ‐the first comprehensive full‐time regional survey of industrial archaeology, undertaken between 1962 and 1968. Resulting from this, Dr McCutcheon's The Industrial Archaeology of Northern Ireland (HMSO for the Department of the Environment for Northern Ireland…

  • The Industrial Archaeology of Northern Ireland

    E H Hunt, W A MccutcheonARTICLEThe Economic History Review1981Cited by: 9

  • Navigable Waterways

    W A Mccutcheon, L T C RoltARTICLETechnology and Culture1970

  • The Engineering Industry of the North of Ireland

    W A Mccutcheon, W E CoeARTICLETechnology and Culture1970

  • Industrial Archaeology and Technological Conservation in Northern Ireland

    W A MccutcheonARTICLETechnology and Culture1969

  • The Canals of the North of Ireland

    E R R Green, W A MccutcheonARTICLEThe Economic History Review1967

  • The Use of Documentary Source Material in the Northern Ireland Survey of Industrial Archaeology

    Open AccessW A MccutcheonARTICLEThe Economic History Review1966Cited by: 1

    The recent emergence and general recognition of industrial archaeology as a subject of respectable academic status is a development of considerable significance, not only in the field of research and scholarship but also, through its application, in influencing the general approach, at both national and regional level, towards the problems of recording and preserving sites and structures of particular interest and importance in the industrial his…

  • The Industrial Archaeology of the East Midlands

    W A Mccutcheon, Deirdre M SmithARTICLEThe Economic History Review1966Cited by: 1

  • Inland Navigations of the North of Ireland

    W A MccutcheonARTICLETechnology and Culture1965

    Between 1730 and 1860 a radial system of inland waterways developed in the north of Ireland. As elsewhere in the prerailway age, land transport could bear no comparison with water in regard to facility or cheapness; however, in Ireland the absence of any great mining or manufacturing areas, and consequently of any major areas of high population density, greatly reduced the benefits generally resulting from large-scale inland water transport. Alth…

  • Canals of Northern Ireland

    T W Freeman, W A MccutcheonARTICLEGeographical Journal1965

  • The Industrial Archaeology of County Down

    W A Mccutcheon, E R R GreenARTICLEThe Economic History Review1964

  • The Newry Navigation: The Earliest Inland Canal in the British Isles

    W A MccutcheonARTICLEGeographical Journal1963

    To the south of Lough Neagh the Upper Bann valley and the lowland corridor betwe n the uplands of Down and Armagh lead directly to the head of Ca l ngford Lough and the important port of Newry. Early in the eighteenth century the discovery and exploitation of the coal deposits of east Tyrone precipitated the con? struction of a line of inland navigation, a canal dictated by the desire and determination of Dublin interests to have direct access by…