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Not the usual thing for us, but the Construction Historian thinks this definitely counts as a (niche?) part of construction history.
The Construction Historian loves nail history but also the story of how the Norwegian Stave churches were built with hand-cleaved planks. Norwegian government funded major research into how to split a tree into 8 planks. One of the most fascinating papers I have heard at any CHS conference.
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An appeal for help from one of our CHS members. If you know where to get this paper, please let me know so I can put you in touch with the enquirer.
Traditional Japanese tiles, made it the same manner for centuries. c1890 (c) Rijksmuseum
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If you were assembling a list of essential books on cities and how they work, what would be on it?