The Origins of Crucks

The meaning of furca and its significance for the origin of cruck construction as discussed by Hill, 2005 and Alcock, 2006 (N. Hill, VA 36 (2005), 1-14; N. W. Alcock, VA 37 (2006), 50-3) is further explored by the two authors. The implications for the diffusion of cruck building and the dating of the transition from primitive to developed carpentry are particularly considered

Archaeology · Carpentry · Epistemology · Genealogy · Meaning (existential · Historical Architecture and Urbanism · History · Maritime and Coastal Archaeology · Medieval Architecture and Archaeology · Philosophy

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  Richard Suggett•Vernacular Architecture•2013

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• Radiocarbon Dating of a Reused Cruck Blade from Warwickshire and its Implications for the Typology of Cruck Construction

  N W Alcock, Nat Alcock et al.•Vernacular Architecture•2009

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• The Origin of Crucks

  N W Alcock•Vernacular Architecture•2006

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• Medieval Clay-walled Houses

  Adam Longcroft•Vernacular Architecture•2006

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• The Somerset Dendrochronology Project

  Mark McDermott•Vernacular Architecture•2006

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