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     ANNEXE 3     List of Recommended Books
      1.  UNDERSTANDING HISTORIC BUILDINGS – A GUIDE TO GOOD RECORDING PRACTICE
       2.  HOUSES & COTTAGES OF BRITAIN, origins and development of traditional buildings
       3.  TRADITIONAL BUILDINGS OF BRITAIN, an introduction to vernacular architecture
       4.  A HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH HOUSE, from Primitive Times to the Victorian Period
       5.  FRAMED BUILDINGS OF THE WEALD
       6.  HOW OLD IS YOUR HOUSE ?
       7.  TIMBER AND BRICK BUILDING IN KENT, a selection from the J Fremlyn Streatfield Collection
       8.  THE HOUSE WITHIN, Interpreting Medieval Houses in Kent
       9.  THE MEDIEVAL HOUSES OF KENT, An Historical Analysis
     10.  TIMBER BUILDING IN BRITAIN
     11.  DISCOVERING TIMBER-FRAMED BUILDINGS
     12.  OAK FRAMED BUILDINGS
     13.  BRICK BUILDING IN BRITAIN
     14.  ENGLISH STONE BUILDING
     15.  THE STONE SKELETON, Structural engineering of masonry architecture
     16.  THE ART OF THE STONEMASON
     17.  PERIOD HOUSE FIXTURES & FITTINGS 1300-1900
     18.  THE VICTORIAN HOUSE EXPLAINED
     19.  THE EDWARDIAN HOUSE EXPLAINED
     20.  THE PERIOD HOUSE: STYLE, DETAIL & DECORATION 1774 TO 1914
     21.  TRADITIONAL FARM BUILDINGS OF BRITAIN
     22.  DISCOVERING TRADITIONAL FARM BUILDINGS
     23.  THE VERNACULAR WORKSHOP, from craft to industry, 1400-1900
     24.  RECORDING STANDING BUILDINGS
     25.  VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE, AN ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK
     26.  THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF BUILDINGS
     27.  DOCUMENTING THE HISTORY OF HOUSES
     28.  DISCOVERING YOUR OLD HOUSE
     29.  KENTISH RAGSTONE

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