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Volume 3 (2023): Issue 1-3 (May 2023)

in International Journal of Wood Culture
Online ISSN:
2772-3194
Print ISSN:
2772-3186
Publisher:
Brill
Front matter
Editorial
Articles
Dendrochronological Research in Amsterdam Monuments: House Building, Timber Trade, and Methodological Implications
Dating Medieval Ghent (Belgium): Dendrochronological and Typological Survey of the Roofs of Saint Nicholas’ Church
Roof Constructions in Austria — An Overview
Revealing the Innovations in Late Medieval Roof Structures of Finland
Wood Used in Brussels’ Old Buildings: Origin, Characterisation, and Use (12th–19th Centuries)
Connecting Ships: Using Dendrochronological Network Analysis to Determine the Wood Provenance of Roman-Period River Barges Found in the Lower Rhine Region and Visualise Wood Use Patterns
House and Boat: Reuse of Ship Planking in a 10th Century Building at Hungate, York
Just Bad Quality or Just Good Quality? The Meaning of Macroscopic Growth Features of Timber in Ship-Archaeological Analyses
Just Bad Quality or Just Good Quality? The Meaning of Macroscopic Growth Features of Timber in Ship-Archaeological Analyses
Mummy Labels: A Witness to the Use and Processing of Wood in Roman Egypt
The Journey of Nudsugana
The Journey of Nudsugana
Thinking Inside the Box
Thinking Inside the Box
Unraveling a 17th-Century North Netherlandish Panel Maker
Dendrochronological Dating of Northern Netherlandish Furniture from the Late-17th and Early-18th Centuries
Sorting the Trees: The Role of Laurus nobilis in the Woodland Management Practices at La Draga (Banyoles, Spain)
Dendrochronological Studies of an Alpine Village (Courbons, Digne-les-Bains, France)
Timber as a Marine Resource: Exploitation of Arctic Driftwood in the North Atlantic
Provenance and Production: Casks in the Dutch Archaeological Context
Old Wood in a New Light: An Online Dendrochronological Database
Multi-elemental and Strontium-Neodymium Isotopic Signatures in Charred Wood: Potential for Wood Provenance Studies
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