Newton Hall fig 67
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Newton Hall fig 67
Rainsough Cottage truss A-AA
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Newton Hall fig 60Seddon Field cruck barn truss A-AA
Newton Hall fig 59
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Newton Hall fig 59Seddon Fold cruck barn plan.
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Newton Hall fig 52The measuring and recording of the cruck trusses in 1968 prior to restoration. Photograph courtesy of George Kenyon and Sons Ltd.
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Newton Hall fig 51The eastern blade and cruck spurs of the eastern cruck in 1968 showing the surviving stone sill on which the timber building rested. Photograph courtesy of George Kenyon and Sons Ltd.
Identification of 13 polymorphic microsatellite loci in the zebra finch, Taeniopygia guttata (Passeridae, Aves)
Journal Article
(Passeridae, Aves). Molecular ecology notes (Print), 5, 298-301. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1471-8286.2005.00907.xPolymorphic microsatellite loci were identified in order to determine paternity in a captive
population of the zebra finch,
Taeniopygia guttata
. Primer sets from 93 published passerine
microsatellite sequences were tested for cross-species ampli... Read More about Identification of 13 polymorphic microsatellite loci in the zebra finch, Taeniopygia guttata (Passeridae, Aves).
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Newton Hall fig 44The excavation plan of the cruck house at Staircase House showing the remains of internal partitions and floors.
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Newton Hall fig 43The surviving western cruck truss at Staircase House, Stockport, which dates from c. 1459.
Use of a radiative transfer model to simulate the postfire spectral response to burn severity
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Burn severity is related to fire intensity and fire duration and provides a quantitative measure related to fire impact and biomass consumption. Traditional field-based methods to estimate burn severity are time consuming, labor intensive, and normal... Read More about Use of a radiative transfer model to simulate the postfire spectral response to burn severity.
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Newton Hall fig 30The eastern double cruck spurs on the northern cruck truss at Newton Hall.
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Newton Hall fig 30The northern cruck truss and plan of Newton Hall in the early 21st century
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Newton Hall fig 23The southern gable of the restored Newton Hall in 2008
The Bent cruck gable (Newton Hall book: figure 6)
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The Bent cruck gable (Newton Hall book: figure 6)The Bent cruck gable
CFAA 2010 Cheadle Green community excavation
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CFAA 2010 Cheadle Green community excavationThe Centre for Applied Archaeology (CfAA) were commissioned by Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council and the Cheadle Civic Society to undertake a community archaeological excavation on the site of the Village Green in Cheadle, Stockport, Greater Man... Read More about CFAA 2010 Cheadle Green community excavation.
CFAA 2010 Tameside annual report 2009-10
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CFAA 2010 Tameside annual report 2009-102009 proved to be a year of change and re-focus for the Tameside Archaeological Survey. In July the University of Manchester Archaeology Unit closed necessitating
the transfer elsewhere of the long running research project, which had been founded in... Read More about CFAA 2010 Tameside annual report 2009-10.
CFAA 2009 Gothic Farm cottage report
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CFAA 2009 Gothic Farm cottage reportBurdett’s map of Cheshire, published in 1777, shows an unnamed building on the present site which can be associated with the farmstead, although no details of the
building plan itself are shown. The farm is also shown on the 1842 Ordnance Survey one... Read More about CFAA 2009 Gothic Farm cottage report.
CFAA 2009 Whitelands leatherworks report
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CFAA 2009 Whitelands leatherworks reportThis report presents the results of an archaeological building survey of Whitelands Leather Works, Whitelands, Ashton-under-Lyne, Tameside, Greater Manchester
(centred SJ 9420 9869). The site was situated to the east of Whitelands road and to the so... Read More about CFAA 2009 Whitelands leatherworks report.
Finding links between urban biodiversity and human health and well-being
Presentation / Conference
Tzoulas, K., & James, P. Finding links between urban biodiversity and human health and well-being. Presented at 4th International Postgraduate Research Conference, University of Salford
What is landscape-scale conservation and how does it apply to urban regeneration?
Presentation / Conference
Scott, A., & James, P. What is landscape-scale conservation and how does it apply to urban regeneration?. Presented at 7th International Postgraduate Research Conference in the Built and Human Environment., University of Salford, Greater Manchester
Urban green spaces in the mid 21st century scenarios and trajectories for the future cityscapes – case study of a North European city
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European city. Presented at Urban Green Spaces - A Key for sustainable cities, Sofia, BulgariaUrbanization is the dominant land use change across the world.
Population growth, climate change and technological change are identifi ed as three factors that have
paramount importance in the historic, contemporary and future development of urban... Read More about Urban green spaces in the mid 21st century scenarios and trajectories for the future cityscapes – case study of a North European city.