In the first published synthesis of the subject, Caroline
Earwood traces the changing styles and manufacturing techniques of
wooden domestic artefacts in Britain and Ireland from the Neolithic
age to the time of the Vikings. A surprising number of these items
have survived - some as ancient as 6000 years old - in wet and
waterlogged places such as wells and bogs.
The book atempts to answer questions about who made the many and
varied objects, who used them and ow theirstyle and deecoration
compare with potery, maetal and stone artefacts from the same
period. It also examines the continues use of ancient tehniques as
late as the 20th century.
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