The vernacular architecture of peterborough and cambridgeshire
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![Vernacular n & adj
n 1 the language or dialect of a
particular country 2 the language of a
particular clan or group 3 homely
speech.
adj. 1[of language] of one’s native
country; not of foreign origin or learned
formation 2 [of architecture] concerned
with ordinary rather than monumental
buildings
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The vernacular architecture of peterborough and cambridgeshire
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- 9. Jurassic Deposits – Collyweston Limestones ‘Slates’
- 10. Jurassic Deposits – Upper Jurassic Clays (Oxford Clay)
- 11. Jurassic Deposits – Upper Jurassic Clays (Oxford Clay)
- 13. Cretaceous Deposits – Lower Greensand (Carstone)
- 14. Cretaceous Deposits – Gault Clay
- 15. Cretaceous Deposits – Gault Clay
- 16. Cretaceous Deposits – Chalk (Clunch)
- 17. Cretaceous Deposits – Chalk (Flint)
- 18. Glacial Boulder Clay – Clay Bat (Clay Lump)
- 19. Non-Geologically Related Building Materials: Timber
- 20. Non-Geologically Related Building Materials: Long Straw
- 21. Non-Geologically Related Building Materials: Water Reed
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- 23. The Hall House Type
- 24. 12th Century Manor House – Hemingford Grey
- 25. Wealden House Type – The Royal Oak, Barrington 1942
- 26. Aisled Hall House Type – Newlyns, Barrington
- 27. 17th Century Timber-framed Chimney – Upwood
- 28. Hall with Cross Passage and Cross Wings – Tudor Farmhouse Godmanchester 1926
- 31. Double Pile House Type
- 32. Dutch Influence – Fen Drayton and Saffham Bulbeck
- 33. Barn – Church Farm Barn, Great Eversden
- 34. Thatch and Weatherboarded Barns – Whittlesford and Landbeach 1930
- 35. Watermill – Hinxon and Houghton
- 36. Post Mill – Bourn
- 37. Tower Mill and Smock Mill – Burwell and Impington
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