A century of building materials in Queensland and Brisbane, 1861–1961

Marsden, Brian S.

doi:10.1080/00049186608702467

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Evolution Of the Settler Bush Hut And Its Bark Sheeting1

The Sixties: Ebullient Empiricism1

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“…Similarly, in 1864 some 47.2 per cent of all roofs in Queensland were made of bark or inferior materials. 22 These figures greatly under-estimate the full extent of bark use as a building material, as statistics were only obtained for dwellings substantial enough to be considered homes.…”

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Australian settler bush huts and Indigenous bark-strippers

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Australian settler bush huts and Indigenous bark-strippers

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“…There was, at least to the eyes of a British-trained urban geographer, a relative dearth of historical studies in the 1960s though some work on building materials (Marshall, 1%3;Marsden, 1966) and morphological development (Williams, 1964;Johnston, 1968b) adopted an evolutionary approach. But taken as whole the literature certainly bears out Spate and Jennings' (1972, 122) verdict of 'variety and vivacity'.…”

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