By Jacob Sanders, Parker Johnson Introduction Last week, we built the timber frame of our Anglo-Saxon mortuary house. In this week’s lab, we finished construction by adding walls and a roof. Our overall goal was to experimentally reconstruct a four-post mortuary house, based on the outline of post holes discovered around cremation deposits at Apple…
Week 9 Lab (Group E)- Mortuary House Building
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Week 9 Lab Group E Data
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Lab 8: Woodworking—Ian Rock-Jones
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Lab Data for Week 8
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Week 8 Lab Journal
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Week 8 Lab- Woodworking (Group E)
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Week 7 Lab Summary: Blacksmithing
Introduction This lab was focused on the process of making iron ship-nails and roves in the historical Anglo-Saxon tradition. Blacksmithing, in some form or another, has been used for millennia to shape raw metal into useful tools. In the viking age, a common use for blacksmithing was the creation of clench nails and roves. These…
Group A Lab Data: Black Smithing
Item for Forging Time (minutes) Number of Fires Temperature (°F) Nail A 52.12 29 860 Nail B ~46 20 988 Rove A ~20 4 862 Rove B ~25 3 902 One person each forged their own nail, with the remainder of the group feeding the fire and working the bellows. The same person made both…
Blacksmith Lab Reflection
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