Dave Hutchison from the Scottish Vernacular Building Working Group gave a presentation on Historic Scotland's summer school 2011 about vernacular structures in Scotland.

1. VERNACULAR STUCTURES structures made by empirical builders without the intervention of professional architects Dave Hutchinson FSA Scot

2. TheRecord archaeology photography paintings today

3. Materials

4. Builders homemaker tradesman

5. Walls

6. Timbers

7. Roof

8. Roof structures

9. Hearth

10. Interior

11. Skara Brae Archaeology

12. Roundhouse, wheelhouse Archaeology

13. Broch Archaeology

14. crannog Archaeology

15. Log and turf Archaeology

16. wattle Archaeology

17. St Kilda

18. Scotland’s Rural Past Archaeology

19. Paintings and sketches

20. Timber frame Domestic Photography

21. Timber cladding Photography Domestic

22. Blackhouses Photography Domestic

23. Lime wash and harling Photography Domestic

24. Cruck frames Domestic Reconstruction

25. Cruck frames

26. Museums Moirlanich Laidhay Domestic

27. Museums Highland Folk Domestic

28. Turf

29. Improvements Domestic

30. Improvements Photography

31. Estate Cottage Domestic

32. Village and Town Worked Stone Domestic

33. Management Workers Domestic

34. Backlands

35. Brick and slate Workers cottages Domestic

36. Agriculture

37. Sheilings Agriculture

38. Barns Agriculture

39. Kilns and Girnals Agriculture

40. Watermills Agriculture

41. Windmills Agriculture

42. Yards and Barns Agriculture

43. Bee Boles Doocots Agriculture

44. Ice house Fishing Storehouse

45. Lime Kilns Brick Kilns Industry

46. Industry

47. Conversion Industry

48. Industry

49. Bobbin Making Brick Making Iron Works Industry

50. Industry

51. Barrel Houses Findhorn New Vernacular

52. Straw Bale New Vernacular

53. Lotte Glob New Vernacular

54. VERNACULAR STUCTURES dave@northernarchive.org.uk Dave Hutchinson FSA Scot