10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AISLED»
Discover the use of
aisled in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aisled and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Houses and Cottages of Britain
I Ground-floor halls, aisled halls a. Plan of an aisled hall of four bays on the
ground floor, showing two rows of aisle posts ( 1 ), with an open hearth heating
the main part of the plan (2), a space at one end (3) sometimes partitioned off the
main ...
2
The Romano-British Villa at Castle Copse, Great Bedwyn
Aisled Buildmg 1. A922.1X Layer. A923:X Cut, subsidence void. A924A1ll
Subcircular cut llat bottom; tunber impression. A925:V1ll Posthole. A926:Vlll or
1X Fill of subsidence void to Aisled Buildmg 1. A927.11 Terrace gravel. A928:Vlll
As ...
Eric Hostetter, Thomas Noble Howe, 1997
Aisled buildings Rectangular aisled buildings are found on many Romano-British
sites, and the architectural type may have been developed within the province (
Hadman 1978). An aisled building from Lixhe in Belgium provides a late parallel
...
4
A Living Landscape: Bronze Age Settlement Sites in the Dutch ...
1700-1500 cal BC) interpretation for all three two-aisled buildings recognized
there (Boas 1983). For a two-aisled house discovered in the excavations at
Malmö - Elinelund 2A (fig. 5.8, no 10; Särnas & Nord Paulsson 2001, 77-78), ...
5
Greater Medieval Houses of England and Wales, 1300-1500: ...
These two developments - a raised aisled hall and storeyed cross wings - can be
better seen at Baythorne Hall, Birdbrook (early to mid- fourteenth century),58 a
house of the Wantone family who also held the aisled house at Tiptofts. The hall ...
6
The Medieval Abbeys and Priories of England and Wales: A ...
Blakeney friary: intact single aisled choir of 3+ bays (windowing) or 2 bays (rib
vaulting), with upper storey; C13, 1880+ Blanchland abbey: intact single aisled
choir of 2 bays; c.1200, rebuilt 1881 Bolton priory: high-standing ruined single
aisled ...
7
Houses of the Welsh Countryside: A Study in Historical Geography
was a fully-aisled building, that is to say each truss, including the central truss
over the hall, was aisled. It is possible that the fragmentary Horseman's Green (
Halghton, Flints.) belonged to this class of fully-aisled house or it may have been
an ...
8
The Repair of Historic Timber Structures
The scale of many aisled barn structures is much greater than the majority of
domestic structures and there is no wall to support the arcade plate. The greater
height of these buildings means that braces in the transverse frames will have to
...
9
The Agrarian History of England and Wales: Volume 1, ...
J. T. Smith in his important critical discussion of the aisled house in Roman
Britain comes to the conclusion that the predominating and decisive feature of the
Romano-British aisled dwelling is its division into the private residential quarters,
...
Stuart Piggott, Joan Thirsk, 2011
three-aisled longhouse started to be built in the south of Scandinavia. These
houses were significantly wider: up to 12.5 m in width. They had only two pairs of
roof-supporting posts inside the house, which created more spacious rooms.
Stefan Brink, Neil Price, 2008
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AISLED»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
aisled is used in the context of the following news items.
Robin Hood and ancient buildings: Take a tour of Huddersfield's …
David then leads us to a magnificent 'double aisled' barn which dates back to the 15th century. The building is partly occupied and there's a ... «Huddersfield Examiner, Jul 15»
Paris Air Show 2015 Boeing 787-9 plunges vertically into the sky
The Boeing 787-9 planes use 20 pc less fuel than the normal single-aisled planes. Easily the most Science-altering event of the year has to go ... «Loop 21, Jun 15»
Housing would harm setting of inspirational church and barn
The inspector observed that it was a massive stone aisled structure with buttressed walls and a steep open timber roof covered with stone ... «PlanningResource, Jun 15»
An energetic walk with historical interest and good views
From Aisled Barn, turn left on the broad track with Wycoller Beck on your right. Go past two stone bridges. Carry on, following the beck to cross ... «Craven Herald, May 15»
Oakham: Not just a small town but the capital of our county
It is the earliest aisled hall of stone in Britain to have survived virtually complete. The Castle was the centre of activity and it is not surprising that ... «Rutland Times, Apr 15»
The cool side of Cologne
The immense church is a five-aisled basilica covering more than 86,000 square feet and capable of holding more than 20,000 people. The building has an ... «BedTimes Magazine, Apr 15»
Modi in France: Visits Airbus facility, pays homage to Indian soldiers
The country, they said, will require as many as 1,291 planes over the next 20 years -- 913 in single-aisle configuration, 322 twin-aisled and 56 ... «ABP Live, Apr 15»
Switzerland, the alpine land of delights
The old town is distinguished by the Fraumünster, known as the Church of our Lady, a three aisled pillared basilica to the south of the center ... «The Daily Star, Apr 15»
A crash with no obvious cause: we must wait for answers from …
It is one of a smaller, single-aisled family that comprise the A318, A319, A320 and A321, and has been in production since the late 1980s, and ... «The Conversation UK, Mar 15»
Talk dendrochronology and Clavering's historic buildings
The Bury replaced Clavering Castle as a manorial centre and is today one of the best surviving medieval aisled halls in the country. It has been ... «Herts and Essex Observer, Mar 15»
