Dr Adrian Green's Outputs (31)

Confining the vernacular: the seventeenth-century origins of a mode of study (2007)
Journal Article
Green, A. (2007). Confining the vernacular: the seventeenth-century origins of a mode of study. Vernacular Architecture, 38, 1-7. https://doi.org/10.1179/174962907x247985

Although 'vernacular architecture' was first formulated in the nineteenth century and expanded into a sub-discipline of historical enquiry in the twentieth, its antecedents can be traced to the seventeenth century. In later seventeenth-century Britai... Read More about Confining the vernacular: the seventeenth-century origins of a mode of study.

Cities in the World, 1500-2000: Papers given at the Conference of the Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology, April 2002. (2006)
Book
Green, A., & Leech, R. (Eds.). (2006). Cities in the World, 1500-2000: Papers given at the Conference of the Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology, April 2002. Taylor and Francis

Urban historical archaeology: challenging ambivalence (2006)
Book Chapter
Green, A. (2006). Urban historical archaeology: challenging ambivalence. In A. Green, & R. Leech (Eds.), Cities in the World, 1500-2000 (1-13). Taylor and Francis

The Durham hearth tax: community politics and social relations (2006)
Book Chapter
Green, A. (2006). The Durham hearth tax: community politics and social relations. In P. Barnwell, & M. Airs (Eds.), Houses and the hearth tax : the later Stuart house and society (144-154). (150). Council for British Archaeology

County Durham at the Restoration: a social and economic case study (2006)
Book Chapter
Green, A. (2006). County Durham at the Restoration: a social and economic case study. In A. Green, E. Parkinson, & M. Spufford (Eds.), County Durham hearth tax assessment Lady Day 1666 (xv-xci). British Record Society

County Durham Hearth Tax Assessment Lady Day 1666 (2006)
Data
Green, A., Parkinson, E., & Spufford, M. (2006). County Durham Hearth Tax Assessment Lady Day 1666. [Dataset]

'A clumsey countrey girl': the material and print culture of Betty Bowes (2004)
Book Chapter
Green, A. (2004). 'A clumsey countrey girl': the material and print culture of Betty Bowes. In H. Berry, & J. Gregory (Eds.), Creating and consuming culture in North-East England, 1660-1830 (72-92). Ashgate Publishing

Houses in north-eastern England: regionality and the British beyond c.1600-1750 (2003)
Book Chapter
Green, A. (2003). Houses in north-eastern England: regionality and the British beyond c.1600-1750. In S. Lawrence (Ed.), Archaeologies of the British : explorations of identity in Great Britain and its colonies, 1600-1945 (55-75). Routledge

The Building of Quenby Hall, Leicestershire - A Reassessment (2000)
Journal Article
Green, A., & Schadla-Hall, R. (2000). The Building of Quenby Hall, Leicestershire - A Reassessment

Quenby Hall, in Hungarton parish, eight miles north-east of Leicester, is a Jacobean H-plan house standing in parkland on a prominent hill-top site. The presence in east Leicestershire of an early seventeenth-century manor house of elaborate sophisti... Read More about The Building of Quenby Hall, Leicestershire - A Reassessment.

The importance of houses: house and society in anthropology and archaeology (1999)
Journal Article
Green, A. (1999). The importance of houses: house and society in anthropology and archaeology. Semiotica, 124, 153-164

Tudhoe Hall and Byers Green Hall, County Durham: seventeenth and early eighteenth century social change in houses (1998)
Journal Article
Green, A. (1998). Tudhoe Hall and Byers Green Hall, County Durham: seventeenth and early eighteenth century social change in houses. Vernacular Architecture, 29, 33-42