St. thomas guild - medieval woodworking, furniture , Image from wood and woodworking in anglo-scandinavian and medieval york. the length of the blade is dependent on the use or woodworking trade and could be between 8 and 40 cm. for joiners the length is usually between 20 and 30 cm.. Recommended reading - blood sawdust, Wood and woodworking in anglo-scandinavian and medieval york. carole a. morris. york archaeological trust, 2000. isbn 1-902771-10-9. an outstanding guide to wooden artifacts recovered in york, england. particular emphasis on turned items (such as bowls and cups) and stave-built items (buckets and barrels). extensive analyis of wood types.. Viking answer lady webpage - woodworking viking age, Morris, carole a. wood and woodworking in anglo-scandinavian and medieval york. the archaeology of york - the small finds 17/13. dorset: york archaeological trust. 2000. nicolaysen, nicolay. the viking ship discovered at gokstad in norway. christiana: oslo. 1882; reprint westmead uk: gregg international publ. 1971..
The archaeology york, vol. 17, small finds; craft, Craft, industry everyday life. fasc. 13, wood woodworking anglo-scandinavian medieval york / carole . morris isbn : 1902771109 , 9781902771106 note : includes bibliographical references index.. Library - archaeology data service, Addyman, p. ., ed. (2000). craft industry everyday life: wood woodworking anglo-scandinavian medieval york.york: council british archaeology.. Archaeology york: craft, industry everyday life, Buy archaeology york: craft, industry everyday life: wood woodworking anglo-scandinavian medieval york . 17, fasc. 13 morris, carole . (isbn: 9781902771106) amazon' book store. everyday prices free delivery eligible orders..
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