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Analyzing the Feasibility of Utilizing Small Diameter Hardwood Timber for Solid Wood Products and Residues
The eastern hardwood forest contains small diameter timber that is often of lower quality and lower value than larger sawtimber. This small diameter hardwood timber has traditionally been utilized for pulpwood, but it can also be used for lumber and residue production. In order to increase the utilization of this resource by sawmills, a number of analyses need to be conducted. These analyses include a resource analysis, yield analysis, economic analysis, and finally a market analysis. This report gives detailed instructions for conducting each of these analyses. The successful completion of these analyses will help hardwood lumber companies determine if using small diameter hardwood timber is a good decision for their company.
The Central Law Journal
Vols. 65-96 include "Central law journal's international law list."
United States Supreme Court Reports
First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose.
Timber Castles
Some of the greatest medieval castles survive only as earthworks and in pictures and written accounts of the period because they were made of timber. Timber castles were built throughout Europe in the Middle Ages, and were not, as is often assumed, temporary and second-rate, but a common-form of fortified structure. The authors of this book, who have excavated the timber castle at Hen Domen in Wales, bring together examples and illustrations from all over Europe, as well as parallels from further afield, and include a gazetteer with details of published excavated sites in UK and Ireland. The authors consider the origins of castles, and of the relationship between examples in timber and in stone, demonstrating the diversity of timber castles and their architectural importance.
