Ecosystem services in urban and post-industrial sites (2019)
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James, P. (2019). Ecosystem services in urban and post-industrial sites. Salford, UK

Merseyside Community Voice - an evaluation (2005)
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Ahmed, A. (2005). Merseyside Community Voice - an evaluation

Dig Greater Manchester
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Front cover of the Archaeology for All monograph published in July 2015

Warburton archaeological survey
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Warburton archaeological survey

Front cover of the Warburton book, published July 2015

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Rainsough Cottage truss A-AA

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Rainsough Cottage excavation plan.

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Dry Gap Farm cruck barn plan.

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Dry Gap Farm cruck barn truss, C-CC

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Dry Gap Farm cruck barn, truss B-BB.

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Dry Gap Farm cruck barn, truss A-AA

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Seddon Field cruck barn truss B-BB

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Seddon Field cruck barn truss A-AA

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Seddon Fold cruck barn plan.

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The interior of the newly restored and rebuilt Newton Hall in 1970. Photograph courtesy of George Kenyon and Sons Ltd.

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The new wind-braces being finshed on site using traditional carpentry tools. Photograph courtesy of George Kenyon and Sons Ltd.

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The eastern wall-frame under construction during early 1969. Photograph courtesy of George Kenyon and Sons Ltd.

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The southern gable is its final position showing the timber-panelling and roof structure. Photograph courtesy of George Kenyon and Sons Ltd.

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The reconstructed southern cruck gable being lifted into place in March 1969. The oak trees for the blades came from Bury St Edmonds but a number of rails were reused from the orignal timber hall structure. Photograph courtesy of George Kenyon and So... Read More about Newton Hall fig 54.

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Some of the hand tools used to restore and recreate the cruck hall at Newton in 1968. Photograph courtesy of George Kenyon and Sons Ltd.

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The measuring and recording of the cruck trusses in 1968 prior to restoration. Photograph courtesy of George Kenyon and Sons Ltd.