Keith Falconer
Biographic Data
| ID | 5655474 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Keith Falconer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Keith |
| FAMILY NAME | Falconer |
| SIGNATURE | FALCONER K |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 5 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Remembering Rolt
The year 2010 marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of L.T.C. 'Tom' Rolt, pioneer of industrial archaeology and transport conservation during the mid-20th century, and a co-founder of the Association for Industrial Archaeology. This seemed a fitting point at which to pause in the Association's Rolt Memorial Lecture series, established in his honour in 1975, in order to spend some time looking back on the infl uence and personal legacy of Tom …
Industrial Archaeology Goes Universal
This paper is has its origins in an after-dinner retrospective on the mainstream international development of industrial archaeology. It does not therefore attempt to open the can of worms as to the various international definitions of industrial archaeology and industrial heritage and on its relationship to post-medieval archaeology or historical archaeology. Those topics can be debated elsewhere and by more committed advocates. What are offered…
Te Deum
Invitatory
Salve regina
Roman Canticle
Canticle
Magnificat
Vespers
Divine Office
The Rolt Memorial Lecture 1998 Swindon — Brunel's Ugly Duckling
The Rolt Memorial Lecture 1998 Swindon — Brunel's Ugly Duckling
Piacenza, Biblioteca Capitolare 65, Printouts from an Index in Machine-Readable Form. A Cantus Index
Fireproof Mills — The Widening Perspectives
Textile Mills and the RCHME
Mills of the Stroud Valley
This brief survey of the Stroud Valley textile industry concentrates on the recording work carried out by RCHME and others on the large mill complexes such as Longford's, Dunkirk, Ebley and Stanley Mills. The author also stresses the distinctive nature of the material evidence for the woollen industry in this area, notably the close association of early loom shops and fulling mills with clothiers' houses and the use made of separate wool-drying s…
Fireproof Mills — The Widening Perspectives
The author discusses how fieldwork by RCHME and others has refined the typology for the development of the fireproof textile mill first put forward by H.R. Johnson and A.W. Skempton in 1956. Details of cast-iron roof framing, the different styles of supporting columns and the problems created by power transmission are all considered. It is suggested that early examples of fireproofing are generally associated with mechanised flax or cotton spinni…
Textile Mills and the RCHME
Mills of the Stroud Valley
This brief survey of the Stroud Valley textile industry concentrates on the recording work carried out by RCHME and others on the large mill complexes such as Longford's, Dunkirk, Ebley and Stanley Mills. The author also stresses the distinctive nature of the material evidence for the woollen industry in this area, notably the close association of early loom shops and fulling mills with clothiers' houses and the use made of separate wool-drying s…
An Aquitanian Antiphoner
Industrial Archaeology and the RCHME
This paper comprises five main sections. The introduction traces the gradually increasing commitment to industrial subjects in the first 70 years of the Royal Commission's existence i.e. up to 1978, a year which was to prove something of a watershed. The second section reviews developments since that date; the third section outlines the 1986 situation while the fourth section, as a separate essay, deals with the computerisation of the Royal Commi…
Industrial Archaeology and the RCHME
This paper comprises five main sections. The introduction traces the gradually increasing commitment to industrial subjects in the first 70 years of the Royal Commission's existence i.e. up to 1978, a year which was to prove something of a watershed. The second section reviews developments since that date; the third section outlines the 1986 situation while the fourth section, as a separate essay, deals with the computerisation of the Royal Commi…
Industrial Archaeology Goes Universal
This paper is has its origins in an after-dinner retrospective on the mainstream international development of industrial archaeology. It does not therefore attempt to open the can of worms as to the various international definitions of industrial archaeology and industrial heritage and on its relationship to post-medieval archaeology or historical archaeology. Those topics can be debated elsewhere and by more committed advocates. What are offered…
Industrial Archaeology and the RCHME
This paper comprises five main sections. The introduction traces the gradually increasing commitment to industrial subjects in the first 70 years of the Royal Commission's existence i.e. up to 1978, a year which was to prove something of a watershed. The second section reviews developments since that date; the third section outlines the 1986 situation while the fourth section, as a separate essay, deals with the computerisation of the Royal Commi…
Industrial Archaeology and the RCHME
This paper comprises five main sections. The introduction traces the gradually increasing commitment to industrial subjects in the first 70 years of the Royal Commission's existence i.e. up to 1978, a year which was to prove something of a watershed. The second section reviews developments since that date; the third section outlines the 1986 situation while the fourth section, as a separate essay, deals with the computerisation of the Royal Commi…
Fireproof Mills — The Widening Perspectives
Textile Mills and the RCHME
Mills of the Stroud Valley
This brief survey of the Stroud Valley textile industry concentrates on the recording work carried out by RCHME and others on the large mill complexes such as Longford's, Dunkirk, Ebley and Stanley Mills. The author also stresses the distinctive nature of the material evidence for the woollen industry in this area, notably the close association of early loom shops and fulling mills with clothiers' houses and the use made of separate wool-drying s…
Fireproof Mills — The Widening Perspectives
The author discusses how fieldwork by RCHME and others has refined the typology for the development of the fireproof textile mill first put forward by H.R. Johnson and A.W. Skempton in 1956. Details of cast-iron roof framing, the different styles of supporting columns and the problems created by power transmission are all considered. It is suggested that early examples of fireproofing are generally associated with mechanised flax or cotton spinni…
Textile Mills and the RCHME
Mills of the Stroud Valley
This brief survey of the Stroud Valley textile industry concentrates on the recording work carried out by RCHME and others on the large mill complexes such as Longford's, Dunkirk, Ebley and Stanley Mills. The author also stresses the distinctive nature of the material evidence for the woollen industry in this area, notably the close association of early loom shops and fulling mills with clothiers' houses and the use made of separate wool-drying s…
An Aquitanian Antiphoner
Piacenza, Biblioteca Capitolare 65, Printouts from an Index in Machine-Readable Form. A Cantus Index
The Rolt Memorial Lecture 1998 Swindon — Brunel's Ugly Duckling
The Rolt Memorial Lecture 1998 Swindon — Brunel's Ugly Duckling
Te Deum
Invitatory
Salve regina
Roman Canticle
Canticle
Magnificat
Vespers
Divine Office
Industrial Archaeology Goes Universal
This paper is has its origins in an after-dinner retrospective on the mainstream international development of industrial archaeology. It does not therefore attempt to open the can of worms as to the various international definitions of industrial archaeology and industrial heritage and on its relationship to post-medieval archaeology or historical archaeology. Those topics can be debated elsewhere and by more committed advocates. What are offered…
Remembering Rolt
The year 2010 marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of L.T.C. 'Tom' Rolt, pioneer of industrial archaeology and transport conservation during the mid-20th century, and a co-founder of the Association for Industrial Archaeology. This seemed a fitting point at which to pause in the Association's Rolt Memorial Lecture series, established in his honour in 1975, in order to spend some time looking back on the infl uence and personal legacy of Tom …
Archaeology (12 works) · Art (11 works) · History (9 works) · Engineering (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Historical and Cultural Archaeology Studies (6 works) · Forensic engineering (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Crafts, Textile, and Design (4 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (4 works)