Documents the structure of the world's greatest timber buildings, and shows how the framer's craft has evolved over the past 1,000 years.
The late CECIL A. HEWETT was an influential figure in English carpentry. It was due to his hard work and often lone campaign that effort was made to date wooden structures in England, which previously had been automatically dated to the fifteenth century. In fact, many were far older and more significant than had been assumed. Although Hewett published many volumes before his death in 1998, English Historic Carpentry is considered his seminal work.
