Whinstone - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 08:05, 27 May 2022

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	The second edition of [http://www.dictionaryofurbanism.com/ The Dictionary of Urbanism] by Rob Cowan, published in 2020, suggests that the term ‘whinstone’ (also whin) (Scotland and northern England) as: ‘Any hard, dark-coloured rock. Whinstone is sometimes used for setts and as a building material. Whin is also a name for the gorse plant.’		The second edition of [http://www.dictionaryofurbanism.com/ The Dictionary of Urbanism] by Rob Cowan, published in 2020, suggests that the term ‘whinstone’ (also whin) (Scotland and northern England) as: ‘Any hard, dark-coloured rock. Whinstone is sometimes used for setts and as a building material. Whin is also a name for the gorse plant.’
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		+	[https://www.historicenvironment.scot/archives-and-research/publications/publication/?publicationId=85ced9f0-474d-4ec6-8dd6-a59100fc306f Short Guide, Lime Mortars in Traditional Buildings], published on 1 March 2013 by Historic Scotland, defines whinstone as: ‘An informal term referring to several types of dark hard rock.’

	See also: Igneous rock.		See also: Igneous rock.

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	The second edition of [http://www.dictionaryofurbanism.com/ The Dictionary of Urbanism] by Rob Cowan, published in 2020, suggests that the term ‘whinstone’ (also whin) (Scotland and northern England) as: ‘Any hard, dark-coloured rock. Whinstone is sometimes used for setts and as a building material. Whin is also a name for the gorse plant.’		The second edition of [http://www.dictionaryofurbanism.com/ The Dictionary of Urbanism] by Rob Cowan, published in 2020, suggests that the term ‘whinstone’ (also whin) (Scotland and northern England) as: ‘Any hard, dark-coloured rock. Whinstone is sometimes used for setts and as a building material. Whin is also a name for the gorse plant.’
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		+	See also: Igneous rock.

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	* Pavement.		* Pavement.
	* Road paving.		* Road paving.

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The second edition of [http://www.dictionaryofurbanism.com/ The Dictionary of Urbanism] by Rob Cowan, published in 2020, suggests that the term ‘whinstone’ (also whin) (Scotland and northern England) as: ‘Any hard, dark-coloured rock. Whinstone is sometimes used for setts and as a building material. Whin is also a name for the gorse plant.’

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* Cobble.
* Glossary of paving terms.
* Pavement.
* Road paving.
* Sett.
* Stoneway.
* Types of road and street.

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