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DENDROCHRONOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF TIMBERS
FROM THE
HILLANDS FARM,
CHARLWOOD,
SURREY, ENGLAND.

SUMMARY
Hillands Farm
is in essence a 4 bay hall house with a 2
bay open hall, but the parlour bay is ‘turned’ into a 2 bay cross-wing,
all within the rectangular footprint. This is unique in the area. Both
builds had crown-posts, the three in the main build remaining have no down
braces. Five oak
timbers were dated dendrochronologically to form a 165-year site mean
chronology (CHARL-HI), spanning AD 1368 - AD 1532. Four timbers are
interpreted as an associated felling. The survival of bark on two timbers
indicates that the presumed primary phase of construction occurred in the
Winter AD 1532/3 or soon after. An isolated felling date range of AD 1442
to AD 1474 from a centre post in truss A appears most likely to be a
reused timber.
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
Hillands Farm, Charlwood, Surrey. Tree-Ring Services, Dendrochronological
Report, CHHI/17/03: 1-24. |
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