Investigating Tree Archaeology

Chapter 1 Planting & Woodland Management - producing wood and timber for construction in pre-industrial England Ian Rotherham, Chapter 2 The Worked and Veteran trees of Brackenhurst Estate Andy Alder, Chapter 3 The Beetle Faunas of Ancient and Veteran Trees Keith Alexander, Chapter 4 Bishops' House Ken Dash, Chapter 5 Abbots, Barons and Trees - Five Centuries of Woodland Management in Two Yorkshire Dales Ian G. R. Dormor, Chapter 6 Bobbin Mills in the North of Scotland Joanna Gilliatt, Chapter 7 A Right Royal Forest: The woodland archaeology of Speech House, the Forest of Dean Andrew Hoaen and Helen Loney, Chapter 8 Marker and Marked Trees in Anglo-Saxon England and Continuing Tradition Della Hooke, Chapter 9 Tree Species & Uses from Documentary Evidence Della Hooke, Chapter 10 Managing Woodland in the Past for Constructional Timber - the Documentary Evidence from South Yorkshire and Ireland Melvyn Jones, Chapter 11 Managing trees in coppice-with-standards woodland Melvyn Jones, Chapter 12 From tree-rings to timber trade: dendrochronological evidence for woodland history in Scotland Coralie Mills, Chapter 13 Reading the past lives of working trees Helen Read & Ted E. Green, Chapter 14 Hidden woodland heritage in south-east Wales Nicola Strange, Chapter 15 Life and death of wooden artefacts: a review of the evidence for early medieval woodcraft Kevin Tillison, Chapter 16 Relict Woodlands in the South Pennines and Dark Peak - reconstructing the evidence from ecological indicators and archival sources Ian D. Rotherham, Chapter 17 A short introduction to the Oaks of Lincoln Cathedral Andy Alder