Martyn C Brown
Biographic Data
| ID | 3815350 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martyn C Brown |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martyn C |
| FAMILY NAME | Brown |
| SIGNATURE | BROWN M C |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Museums in Rural Areas
The Arts Council report (1989) Think Rural: Act Now begins with this quotation from the Rural Development Commission:The English Countryside is not an open air museum, nor is it just a Sunday breath of fresh air for town people. Country areas offer homes and jobs to 10 million people.No one still regards the countryside as an open-air museum — even the Archers addresses some of the current issues, such as the cost of housing, the decline of rural…
Cider Making in the Channel Islands
Today the Channel Islands are probably more commonly associated with duty-free wines and spirits than with a traditional cider-making industry, but in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries cider-making was one of the principal industries and cider was a major export, from Jersey in particular. Proximity to the coast of France, and the seasonal migration of Breton farm workers to the islands particularly in the nineteenth century, influenced man…
Mud Horse Fishing in Bridgwater Bay
It is surprising that the possibly unique and certainly fascinating mud horse fishing of the Severn Estuary has attracted so little attention from local historians and researchers. On the northern shore the National Museum of Wales acquired a ‘mud sledge’ as early as 1931, and published a comprehensive report of the fishing technique practised with it. In Somerset, where research into so many similar activities has been badly neglected, the only …
Mud Horse Fishing in Bridgwater Bay
It is surprising that the possibly unique and certainly fascinating mud horse fishing of the Severn Estuary has attracted so little attention from local historians and researchers. On the northern shore the National Museum of Wales acquired a ‘mud sledge’ as early as 1931, and published a comprehensive report of the fishing technique practised with it. In Somerset, where research into so many similar activities has been badly neglected, the only …
Mud Horse Fishing in Bridgwater Bay
It is surprising that the possibly unique and certainly fascinating mud horse fishing of the Severn Estuary has attracted so little attention from local historians and researchers. On the northern shore the National Museum of Wales acquired a ‘mud sledge’ as early as 1931, and published a comprehensive report of the fishing technique practised with it. In Somerset, where research into so many similar activities has been badly neglected, the only …
Cider Making in the Channel Islands
Today the Channel Islands are probably more commonly associated with duty-free wines and spirits than with a traditional cider-making industry, but in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries cider-making was one of the principal industries and cider was a major export, from Jersey in particular. Proximity to the coast of France, and the seasonal migration of Breton farm workers to the islands particularly in the nineteenth century, influenced man…
Museums in Rural Areas
The Arts Council report (1989) Think Rural: Act Now begins with this quotation from the Rural Development Commission:The English Countryside is not an open air museum, nor is it just a Sunday breath of fresh air for town people. Country areas offer homes and jobs to 10 million people.No one still regards the countryside as an open-air museum — even the Archers addresses some of the current issues, such as the cost of housing, the decline of rural…
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