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DENDROCHRONOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF TIMBERS
FROM
HIGHWORTH FARM,
CHARLWOOD,
SURREY, ENGLAND.

SUMMARY
The first build at Highworth Farm was 4 bays, with 2 open. The hall is
unevenly divided (2.1m. and 3.4m.) There is double arch bracing at the
dais end and long braces to the open truss – unusually decorative for the
area. The roof is of clasped purlin and queen strut construction and is
also unusual in an area where most of the open halls are of crown-post
construction. Seven
oak timbers were dated dendrochronologically to form a 106-year site mean
chronology (CHARL-HF), spanning AD 1420 - AD 1525. Five samples dated are
consistent with an associated felling and indicate that the first build
occurred as a single phase between AD 1510 to AD
1531. Additionally a
felling date range of AD 1534 - AD 1566 for a spine beam supports building
evidence that this timber formed part of a later floor insertion.
The full colour report on this analysis may be
order via our e-mail address at the bottom of the page. Please quote the
following reference to order: -
Moir, A. K. 2003. Dendrochronological analysis of timbers from
Highworth Farm, Charlwood, Surrey. Tree-Ring Services, Dendrochronological
Report, CHHF/10/03: 1-22. |
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