Structural Reconstruction: interpretation of the excavated remains of buildings

Front Cover
Copyright
Table of Contents
List of Illustrations
List of Figures
List of Contributors
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Validity of Inference from Archaeological Evidence
Chapter 2: Anglo-Saxon and Scandinavian Building Measurements
Chapter 3: Post-Ring Symmetry in Roundhouses at Moel y Gaer and Some Other Sites in Prehistoric Britain
Chapter 4: The Origins and Development of Cruck Development in Eastern England
Chapter 5: The Construction of Buildings with Irregularly-Spaced Posts
Chapter 6: The Reconstruction of Some Saxon Buildings at Goltho, Lincolnshire
Chapter 7: Temporary Notes, Their Construction, and Archaeology
Chapter 8: Reconstruction of Roman Decorated Architecture: Proportions, Prescriptions and Practices
Chapter 9: Romano-British Villas - One or Two Storied?
Chapter 10: Substructure to Superstructure
Chapter 11: Structural Reconstruction of Iron Age Houses in the Northern Netherlands
Chapter 12: Roman Military Structures at 'The Lunt' Roman Fort: Experimental Simulations 1966-1977
Chapter 13: How Saxon is The Saxon House?
Chapter 14: Form, Function, and the Interpretation of the Excavated Plans of Some Large Secular Romano-British Buildings