Collection of Essays
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Technology and innovation Jennings, Sarah • Vince, Alan G. [Publ.]. |
| In Book Series: | Pre-printed papers. Medieval Europe 1992 / 3 |
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| Language: | English |
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| The medieval bridge and waterfront, Kingston-upon-Thames, England |
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| Mills in Europe: their early frequency and diffusion |
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| Mills in medieval England |
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| The early Irish watermill and its continental affinities |
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| Schiffmühlen in spätantiken und mittelalterlichen Städten |
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| Developments in Hungarian milling technology |
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| Mill ownership and social status in southern Italy c. 800-1200 |
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| The watermill and the river |
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| Medieval and post medieval windmills in Greece: the case of Kythera |
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| Technology, organisation, perception: ingredients of economic change. A case study |
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| Innovations in structural engineering and carpentry practice in north-west Europe, 1150-1400 |
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| The development of medieval stone houses in Gent: an introduction to the use of building stone in Flanders, 11th-14th century |
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| The spread of medieval floor tiles in Europe |
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| Medieval bricks in Tuscany: use, size, bonding and decoration to develop a guide-fossil |
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| Construction methods used in medieval dams and water control |
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| Viking Age metalworking: the British Isles and Scandinavia compared |
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| Patterns of non-ferrous metal use during the early medieval period |
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| The mathematics of minting: the assaying of silver |
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| Evidence for the mass production of copper alloy dress accessories and other items in the late-medieval city of London |
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| Invention and innovation: the blacksmith's craft in 8th-11th century England |
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| The iron slags of Haithabu: a morphological study |
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| The main tendencies of development of West Slav iron metallurgy from its origin until the 11th century |
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| The case of Hiberno-Norse ironworking |
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| Lustreware and tin-glazed pottery from Spain: an overview of its origin and development |
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| Spanish pottery imported into north-west Europe |
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| Application of scientific analytical methods to Spanish medieval ceramics |
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| The introduction of tin-glazing in northwestern Europe |
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| Evidence for early medieval glass-working in north-west Europe |
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| Early medieval glass technology: the calm before the storm |
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| The archaeology of Islamic settlement in al-Andalus, Spain |
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| Islamic contributions to western architecture |
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| The quarter of the "Olliers" in thirteenth century Marseilles, a transfer of technology |
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| Islamic influence of European glass making |
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| Pottery production in the late Anglo-Saxon period (9th-11th century) - a case study from York |
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| Les poteries à glaçure primitive découvertes à Saint-Denis |
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| Early-medieval hand-made pottery from settlement sites in coastal Flanders (Belgium) |
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| Four Merovingian potters' kilns from "Urbs Traiectensis" (Maastricht) |