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paper industry, poles for electric power distribution, and leaves for thatching for dwellings. The total percentage of forests are 10.98%.[citation needed]

Hyparrhenia is a genus of grasses. Many species are known commonly as thatching grass. They are mostly native to tropical Africa; some can be found in

including making string, baskets, mats and traps and the leaves are used for thatching, and for wrapping objects. Marantochloa purpurea is a large, sometimes

those that can be pulled behind a garden tractor. Scarification or de-thatching of lawns or turf is a mechanical process whereby the surface and subsurface

Formica obscuripes, the western thatching ant, is a species of ant in the family Formicidae. It is native to North America. It produces large mounds covered

Formicidae, including species commonly known as wood ants, mound ants, thatching ants, and field ants. Formica is the type genus of the Formicidae, and

Gotland, a limestone island in the Baltic sea, Cladium mariscus is used for thatching. Several fossil endocarps of †Cladium bicorne and †Cladium reidiorum have

caterpillars feed on dry vegetable matter. They have been found in haystacks or thatching, as well as in chicken (Gallus) and magpie (Pica) nests. The caterpillar

people of Easter Island used totora reeds – locally known as nga'atu – for thatching and to make pora (swimming aids). These are used for recreation, and were

They can be seen working together in the 1958 British Pathé short, 'Hair Thatching'. A group of volunteers runs the museum and it is open to the public most

previously Chondropetalum tectorum or Restio tectorum, more commonly Cape thatching reed, or dakriet (in Afrikaans), is a member of the restio family, Restionaceae

wood (red cedar). By mid-December 2006, the structure was completed, and thatching of the hexagonal roof began. On February 26 and 27, 2007, the cap was

Cloonlara, Godswalk, Be My Guest, Marinsky, Lady Capulet, Solinus, Jaazeiro, Thatching, Monterverdi, Solford, Bluebird, Lomond, Godetia, Storm Bird, Kings Lake

Hyperthelia dissoluta, the yellow thatching grass, is a species of flowering plant in the family Poaceae. It is native to Sub‑Saharan Africa and Madagascar

mattresses and cushions. On the Danish island of Læsø it has been used for thatching roofs. Roofs of eelgrass are said to be heavy, but also much longer-lasting

kalagimay. Its leaves and fibers are used widely in the Philippines for thatching, ropes, and weaving various traditional handicrafts like baskets and mats

or dwellings. The leaves are also used in many types of basketry and thatching. Because they are buoyant, large stems are used to train swimmers in Burma

and red-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubricauda). This plant was used as thatching by Native Hawaiians. It is also used as an ornamental grass. This grass

The Chhaparband are a community that were historically connected with thatching of roofs, an occupation no longer practiced. In Hindi, the word chhapar

wooden with thatched roofs. The traditional rye thatching was replaced by lower-quality wheat thatching because of poor rye yields. Statistical Office

fjord. In some places, the reed beds are harvested for traditional roof thatching. The shallow eastern part of the fjord is known as Grund Fjord, being

the Second World War. Since then a part of the area has been used for thatching reed production. The area is managed by the large private nature-conservation

caste found in Uttar Pradesh, India. Their traditional occupation was thatching and lattice work. Their customs are similar to other North Indian Hindus

dance, song, and symbolic acts such as pounding walls or removing roof thatching. This custom, also known as "making war on a man," was practiced against

flavours, fragrances and aroma chemicals, incense sticks, handicrafts, thatching materials and medicinal plants. About 60% of non-wood forest products

Churches Site. Retrieved 2009-01-26 "Thatched Churches in East Anglia | Thatching Info.com". Retrieved 2020-09-30. Media related to Uggeshall at Wikimedia

working up to the apex. They are overlapped, so each section advances the thatching about 3 inches (7.6 cm). This means there is a double layer of thatch

common name for several different species of palm trees that are used for thatching, and may refer to: Coccothrinax, many species native to the Caribbean

species of perennial bunchgrass commonly known as Tambookie grass, fine thatching grass, and fine hood grass. It grows to a height of 1 to 1.5 metres (3

*təʋaːŋ ‘hearth’ *rəmɤs ‘bamboo flooring’ *tɔ(ː)ŋ ‘ladder, stair’ *plaŋ ‘thatching-grass’ (Imperata cylindrica) *-rɔŋ ‘post, pole’ *ˀjɤːŋ ‘village’ *-ruʔ

contains the triterpenoids arundoin, cylindrin and fernenol. It is used for thatching the roofs of traditional homes throughout south-east Asia. It is planted

grown in Africa, Asia, and New Guinea. The tree has many uses, such as thatching, hatmaking, timber, a writing material, and in food products. Palm sugar

use, cultural heritage collection , Zuiderzee Museum Veense pram with thatching reed bales in Nieuwkoop W.B. Tholen, pram, collection of the Zuiderzee

Cedarberg, where the seed has been distributed by the trucks carrying the thatching material. The plants are wind pollinated with the male inflorescences

Attalea butyracea Arecaceae Shebon wood, thatching, animal food, crafts Attalea phalerata Arecaceae Shapaja thatching, food, crafts Bactris concinna Arecaceae

wāhane) raw, use their trunk wood as building material and leaves as roof thatching in houses and temples. Laysan fan palm "Genus: Pritchardia Seem. & H.

wildlife records. Significant salt marsh regeneration and planting of Thatching grass (Gahnia filum) has been done at the wetlands. This included the

light. In habitat, the palm heart is consumed and the leaves are used in thatching. The fruit are often pickled and used as a substitute for tamarind or

celebrations; Welcoming a guest; Sealing a contract; Agricultural cooperatives; Thatching a roof; Pounding a courtyard; Domestic construction projects (barn raising);

and dishes, most notably the binignit. The leaves are often used for thatching or can be woven into baskets, etc. Three kinds of fibres, namely buri

scenery of willows, haze, mist and smoke from kitchen chimneys. Anchorage Thatching Seems like an island floating on water—it's the origin of the name Anchorage

Acaki Lodge, mid range lodge with 10 chalets built of local materials and thatching, 2 tents, a conference facility and gardensset out on an expansive 20

name of Mavur was Pulpparambu, or "hayfields" in Malayalam, as grass for thatching houses was stored in this town. (In Malayalam, pul means "grass/hay",

Cambodia and India, where it has over 800 uses. The leaves are used for thatching, mats, baskets, fans, hats, and umbrellas, and as writing material. In

genus, described in 2018, and has a name that means "covered in sapê", or thatching. This originates from the Sapezal municipality of Mato Grosso, Brazil

grotto is on the Heritage at Risk Register due to vandalism despite re-thatching. Ashill was part of the hundred of Abdick and Bulstone. The parish council

characteristic ledge at the wall head (tobhta). This gives access to the roof for thatching. Both the animals and occupants shared the same door, living at different

Cambodia and India, where it has over 800 uses. The leaves are used for thatching, mats, baskets, fans, hats, and umbrellas, and as writing material. In

and Geonoma macrostachys are economically important for their use in thatching roofs. The genus is a member of the palm tribe Geonomateae (Arecaceae:

communities. Since these grass species were also commercially important thatching grasses, they were harvested annually, thereby also causing great disruption

Bundles or yealms of thatching straw at Woodway House

England until the 1660s differing only in that the main material chosen for thatching was grass found in the local salt marshes. Most of these would have been

providing cover for small animals. Locals use the large, dried leaves for thatching. This palm is adaptable and is able to colonise disturbed habitat; however

extended in 1805 with a half-timbered second storey and a thatched roof. The thatching is Norfolk reed, which is the original material, with a sedge, patterned

particularly in and around Iquitos, the palm's leaves are widely used for thatching roofs. Martius, Historia Naturalis Palmarum 2:49. 1824. Kew World Checklist

trees, marshes, and reeds, the latter formerly harvested and used for thatching for centuries past. As the river nears Barton Broad it passes a triangular

making a series of canals. The house walls are made of reed and mud, and thatching is standard for the roofing. For details on the Lipovans in Bulgaria,

100 acres (0.40 km2) of parkland and woodland. It features unique local thatching using Shannon reeds. The surrounding parkland was laid out by John Sutherland

the berries to make blue dye for kapa. They also used the leaves for thatching house walls. When sterile, Dianella sandwicensis is similar in appearance

agriculture. The masonry here in Malkheda is basically stone masonry and the thatching of the roofs are done by square blocks of stone which are placed in a

(or lawnmower attachments) are more often used for large areas of de-thatching or soil preparation. There are pros and cons to each. Plastic rakes are

pastures for herds, as well as materials for making crafts, baskets, and thatching. Lake Nabugabo wetland system Lake George (Uganda) "Lake Mburo-Nakivali

covered veranda and a living room. The hipped thatched roof has wooden thatching supports along the ridge. In addition to the cottages's small-paned casement

Icknield Way (now the A11) as this gave access to wood from the uplands, thatching from the fens and fertile local soil. Thus, what is now Stow-cum-Quy (with

Tango no Sekku was originally a day for women to purify the house by thatching the roof with irises, which were believed to be effective in repelling

village have steep pitched roofs in a style that suggests earlier heather thatching. Torwards the western end of the village green, there is a stone cross

Icknield Way (now the A11) as this gave access to wood from the uplands, thatching from the fens and fertile local soil. Thus, what is now Stow-cum-Quy (with

Detail of attap roof thatching

forested landscape with Japanese pampas grass for feeding their animals and thatching houses. Repeated cycles of burning the grass have kept trees from growing

States Kash or Kans grass, Saccharum spontaneum, a tall grass used for thatching and fencing in South Asia Kash, a character in many GEICO commercials

The men cut poles for framing the house, the women gather grass for thatching the roof and the young boys dig clay used to fill in the mud walls. Tradition

reinforcement, walls, scaffolding, and fences. The leaves are used for thatching. Used by the British army in India for making lance shafts. Wikimedia

and a swamp system containing papyrus which is used for making mats, thatching, and crafts as well as cichlid species and fish taxa. The wetland plays

collection of firewood, harvesting medicinal plants and gathering grass for thatching. Tanzania's A104 highway runs from northeast to southwest through the

varieties of cane, a good deal of bamboo of different varieties, and thatching grass or chhan although their plantations are gradually but steadily decreasing

applications, mainly for making bridges and for ladders. Leaves are used for thatching. Domesticated plants and animals of Austronesia "Bambusa bambos (L.) Voss"

woven to make baskets and are also used in the partitioning of houses or thatching roofs in houses of poorer homes and covering the roofs of temporary structures

group. Structures included semi-subterranean houses with willow poles and thatching, ramadas, and sweat houses. Hunting equipment included willow bows; arrows

group. Structures included semi-subterranean houses with willow poles and thatching, ramadas, and sweat houses. Hunting equipment included willow bows; arrows

rhinoceros and the pygmy hog. The species is used as a raw material for thatching roofs. It is used for making baskets. Its fibre is used for making ropes

grass leaf, but the Sakalava weaver also uses strips of palm frond or thatching and weaving materials collected in villages. The top is woven directly

was suitable only for bedding or fodder, was a valuable crop, used for thatching, and subjecting it to the battering of a flail would have rendered it

Tsunami; Now, Michael Dell's MSD Puts Empire Back in Order—Paying Bills, Thatching Huts." The Wall Street Journal, June 29, 2011. Nadja Brant, " Dell’s Hawaii

DEFA notes that eight of the registered buildings have thatched roofs. Thatching in the Isle of Man include a group of thatched houses at Cregneash Folk

the toetoe leaves to make baskets, kites, mats, wall linings and roof thatching. It was also used to make containers to cook food in hot springs, due

with to stop the rainwater. It costs hundred rupees to buy grass for thatching. It is very expensive.’ Producer, Director, Screenplay: Ritwik Ghatak

of dry leaves of coconut palm before matting, which are then used for thatching huts The Kerala State Government prepared a Conservation and Management

532 pillars (of roundhouse) *-ʔakkɨ 533 Lepidocaryum tenue palm (for thatching roofs) *háhe 534 eat fruit *geen() 535 chew coca *dooikkɨ 536 feces *namo

The set designers added timbers to the existing clay buildings, put thatching on the roofs, and created stalls for merchants and vendors. Blatt says

"coconut palm leaf petiole" in Tagalog), which became applied to a type of thatching using coconut leaves that resembles the Filipino nipa hut. Various crops

set off during the performance, misfired, igniting the wooden beams and thatching. According to one of the few surviving documents of the event, no one

native Festuca bunchgrasses which are valued by local communities for thatching and rope- and basket-making. The endangered Ethiopian wolf (Canis simensis)

native Festuca bunchgrasses which are valued by local communities for thatching and rope- and basket-making. The endangered Ethiopian wolf (Canis simensis)

beardgrass Andropogon gayanus, dūrvā grass Cynodon dactylon, and the thatching grass Hyparrhenia dissoluta. Along the many watercourses, Mimosa asperata

"coconut palm leaf petiole" in Tagalog), which became applied to a type of thatching using coconut leaves that resembles the Filipino nipa hut. Various crops

Sahelian and North Sudanian zones. The stems are used as materials for roof thatching and for making households products such as baskets, mats and brooms. Less

lived in small villages of rectangular huts of lath and mud with straw thatching. They wore clothing woven from cotton. Probably the most distinguishing

longhouse and is made by weaving bamboo strips together to make walls and thatching the roofs with grass, the floor is raised on stilts and is made of wood

half-sister. This has led some to believe that the genealogy of Ukusa-thatching-furinushi-no-mikoto and Emperor Jimmu is a corruption of the tradition

many live fences of yellow oleander. Common grasses in the grassland are thatching grass and bristle species. Less common are beard grasses and lemon grasses

dioecious tree known in Latin as Sclerocarya birrea tamboekiegras, species of thatching grass known as Hyparrhenia tambotie, deciduous tree also known by its

called “Kaeng Hua Tan”. The Borassus flabellifer leaves are used for thatching, mats, baskets, fans, hats, umbrellas, and as writing material. All the

are the shorter red oat grass and taller bunchy Guinea grass and fine thatching grass. Common trees in the drier areas are red thorn acacias, desert dates

any of its relatives. In Europe, the plant's stems are used for roof thatching and can be woven into a coarse fabric. Seeds have provided food in the

many workshops, including woodcraft, African drumming, jewellery making, thatching, poetry and singing. The first Wood took place in 2008, and performers

build houses and livestock pens and for carvings. They use grass for thatching, and strip the bark of trees to make beehives, causing the tree to die

area, and providing important exports. Restios continue to be used for thatching, as they have for hundreds or even thousands of years. Proteas and other

stems are used in weaving rough baskets, floor coverings, and in house thatching. The bushes are used to help prepare swamp taro beds in Hawaiʻi, and dried

covered in reeds, which to some extent are cut and used for traditional thatching of house roofs. Two small car ferries cross Randers Fjord at Udbyhøj and

used as a decorative covering in the 21st century Thatch walls Vertical thatching Insulates; historically common in colder areas. Used on historic properties

Nyundu meaning otter. Thakulo (Sakulo) meaning a kind of grass used for thatching. Theke (Seke) meaning white maize meal used for offerings to ancestral

only flower once before it dies. It is widely used as a material for thatching houses. The seeds are also used as vegetable ivory, and in French they

coarse grass known locally as ganra (gandhar) or sinkh. Ganra is used for thatching and making ropes and mats. The babul grows in large clumps on the usar

black bamboo are used to make window blinds and the leaves are used for thatching. F.A.Zich; B.P.M.Hyland; T.Whiffen; R.A.Kerrigan (2020). "Neololeba atra"

between them became species-rich fen meadows. Sedge and reed were cut for thatching, furze and other vegetation was removed for livestock bedding and firewood

reserve. The reeds are cut by local commercial reedcutters for use in thatching, whilst grazing marshland is used for cattle grazing. Heathland areas

manufacture and decoration of bark cloth by the Ngo clan and for traditional thatching techniques of the Ngeye clan. The building was maintained and managed

2022" (PDF). Rivington Chapel. Retrieved 21 April 2023. "1790-bill of thatching" (PDF). Rivington Chapel. Rivington Unitarian Chapel. Retrieved 2 June

constructed using rock or wood for the lower frame and grass/leaves for roof thatching. Building codes prohibit plumbing and electrical wiring. Fire sprinklers

etc.) ပုံ [pòuɰ̃] poun piles of material ပျစ် [pjiʔ] pyit mats of palm thatching ပြူး [pjú] pyu items in twos or pairs. ပြိုက် [pjaiʔ] pyaik frequency

of his contemporaries Mahony earned his living from fishing and from thatching roofs. He later gained a reputation as a fine sportsman and as an outspoken

forms of domestic kitchen equipment, or even in the house where bamboo thatching is still commonly used. Mulberry leaves which are not used for silk worm

building and the lobby are thatched. There was a major restoration and re-thatching in 2010. The building is still in regular use, with a Quaker worship meeting

Rajasthani dialect, the actresses also got accustomed with milking Buffaloes, thatching roofs, plastering the walls with dung and walking for long distances while

stable block. Traditional crafts such as blacksmithing, cobbing, and thatching are displayed in the Craft Cottage. From 1930, it was in public ownership

in 1062; it probably comes from Old English thæc + denu 'valley where thatching materials are got'. The second part of the name refers to the family of

wood work, digging and carpentry while the women performed the task of thatching the straw roof and cutting the straw with bone sickles made from bear

the Rajasthani dialect; they also got accustomed to milking buffaloes, thatching roofs, plastering the walls with dung and walking for long distances while

in Fiji the ivi leaves also are one of the traditional materials for thatching the bure, fallen branches serve as firewood, green wood is burned to dry

moving forward with redevelopment plans. The resort was styled in timber, thatching and bamboo - Melanesian style. Accommodation was offered through exclusive

of Friars Minor, was made of bamboo for the frame and nipa leaves as thatching. In 1574, Limahong and his soldiers destroyed and burned the church. Formerly

bought by the Landmark Trust in 1979 and restored again, including a re-thatching of the roof in straw rather than reed. "Holiday at Manor Farm in Pulham

prostates. Palm leaves are also valuable to some peoples as a material for thatching, basketry, clothing, and in religious ceremonies (see "Symbolism" below)

The leaves of Attalea butyracea and A. maripa are used extensively for thatching. Several species are oil palms, with A. speciosa among the most important

ceilings of the rooms also incorporated sectioned timbers as a kind of roof thatching, obtained primarily from the Arizona sycamore, a large hardwood tree native

and wind. The leaves of P. utilis are used in different cultures for thatching and the production of numerous materials. In areas like Madagascar, Réunion

rather thin and fibrous. The flowering stems and leaves are used for thatching, basketry and making brooms. Fiber from the stem is used for making paper

mats, window blinds, screens and partitions and the leaves are used for thatching. "Ochlandra stridula". Bamboo HQ. Archived from the original on 2015-04-02

whittleseymuseumcollections.com. Retrieved 15 January 2019. "Thatched walls". www.thatching.com. Retrieved 15 January 2019. Millennium Memories of Whittlesey – a

is a wild palm tree found in Southeast Asia. Its leaves are used for thatching and food wrapping, and overharvesting has resulted in its leaf size becoming

homestead (pictured) was built in wattle and daub with toi-toi and raupo thatching. Cripps was known in Wairarapa for running a guest house, a small shop

forested landscape with Japanese pampas grass for feeding their animals and thatching houses. Repeated cycles of burning the grass have kept trees from growing

Rajasthani dialect; they also got accustomed with milking buffaloes, thatching roofs, plastering the walls with dung and walking for long distances while

ceremonies. River cane grew in dense thickets and was made into arrow shafts, thatching for roofs, and splits for weaving baskets, benches, and mats for walls

the 1920s, witness statements recalling having seen reeds being cut for thatching and also timber being unloaded from a barge at Willow Wharf in the Moor

would have had a low pitched roof thatched with Elegia tectorum (Cape Thatching Reed or Dekriet), the typical examples described by Carl Peter Thunberg

common sub-canopy tree is the Taraw palm (Livistona saribus'), used for thatching on huts. The ecoregion supports some rare animals, including the largest

fishermen whose main catch was salmon. The boats were also used for cutting thatching reeds and for transporting people and the occasional cow or sheep. In

Retrieved 3 July 2017. John Walters (2014-04-20). "Osmia bicolor the snail thatching bee". JohnWalters.co.uk. Retrieved 3 July 2017. " Chrysura refulgens Spinola

the sedge plant, Cladium mariscus, is harvested every year and sold for thatching roofs. The earliest recorded sedge harvest at Wicken was in 1414, and

so enthralled with the new look, including a spectacular mural and new thatching, that they appealed to the local council and English Heritage to keep

animal skins, farm machinery, gloves, lace, pottery, sugar beet, tar, thatching reed, timber, and wool. Five passenger and two goods trains were scheduled

pappus-tufted seeds, which are carried off by the wind. The plant is used in thatching huts. The unripe 'pods' (actually follicles) of this shrub (known in Hindi

Tango no Sekku was originally a day for women to purify the house by thatching the roof with irises, which were believed to be effective in repelling

Peter Sommer 26 August 2005 (2005-08-26) Gathering Black Worcester pears, thatching the cowshed roof with a bracken undercoat and a wheat thatch, period clothes

indigestion and Kartuma is used to treat wounds. Other uses including thatching huts, building livestock shelters and creating household items such as

vegetation species widely for timber for fencing and construction, firewood, thatching, ropes, clothing, tools, carrying devices and medicines. It is common

of the house so the smoke would repel insects and strengthen the roof thatching. Another popular method of cooking, which is still used today, is the

story of the village people of Falealupo; a group of women completed the thatching of a fale's roof before the men did. This proverb exemplifies the strong

There were a number of uses for the cut wood, including firewood, fences, thatching spars, furniture and flood defences. The methods used remained unchanged

material on these works Monet works at the Art Institute of Chicago, featuring Haystack paintings Examples of stacks and their thatching (in Britain)

is used as a source of oil and for livestock feed. Leaves are used for thatching and the wood for construction. The roots are used as a diuretic, and for

tokko Livistona jenkinsiana, a species used extensively by locals for thatching roofs. Along the larger perennial streams, there are shingle beds with

construction, wild honey collection, and palm fronds are being used for thatching and mats. Subcanopy trees are being used for housing poles and the topping

material on these works Monet works at the Art Institute of Chicago, featuring Haystack paintings Examples of stacks and their thatching (in Britain)

is used in joinery, for making joists, roof trusses, roofing shingles, thatching, staircases, doors, window frames, floor boards, parquet flooring, panelling

Tagalog word bundok, which means "mountain" cogon a type of grass, used for thatching, came from the Tagalog word kugon (a species of tall grass) ylang-ylang

giant comes to have dinner with them and, the next day, he notices that thatching the roof was not Reuben's doing and sets him another task: to separate

named Ugayafukiaezu-no-Mikoto (鵜葦草不合命, "Unfinished Cormorant-Feather Thatching"), to the care of her sister, Tamayoribime (玉依毘売命). Ugayafukiaezu eventually

suited for growing rice. The Ch'üan-chou people make their houses by thatching grass. The weather is always warm. The customs [of the residents] are

Hienghène in the North Province, denoting a metal spike used to secure straw thatching to the roof of a traditional Kanak house). As for television, the public

Proof 1995 Wizard King Burden Of Proof Park Charger 1994 Mysterious Ways Thatching Craft Ultimo Imperatore 1993 Millie's Choice Pre-Eminent Dashing Colours

"coconut palm leaf petiole" in Tagalog), which became applied to a type of thatching using coconut leaves that resembles the Filipino nipa hut. Asian influence

grazing as well as by wild pigs. It gets used to make pens, but not for thatching because it's too valuable. Lana, lani, and khar are all found in Jhang

days the possession of a portion of the fen for the supply of reeds for thatching, fuel, and summer grazing for stock, was very important, and to obtain

fruits are reportedly edible. Wood of fire-killed trees may be used as thatching material and in some areas trees are cut and used for charcoal production

material, and the ability to reuse are sustainable qualities of timber, thatching, and stone and clay. Laminated timber products, straw, and stone are low

14 November 2010. Retrieved 19 October 2009. Greenwood 2003, p. 815. "Thatching in Ireland". BallyBegVillage.com. Archived from the original on 11 October

set off during the performance, misfired, igniting the wooden beams and thatching. According to one of the few surviving documents of the event, no one

and tempering with admixtures. Palm leaves were used effectively for thatching the roofs and for making partition walls. From the limitations of the

and 16th centuries. In 1974, commercial harvesting of the reedbeds for thatching began, and has continued to the present day, albeit now on a scale reduced

used for walls. The roof structure in timber was covered with palm leaf thatching for most buildings and rarely with tiles for palaces or temples. The Kerala

the German 'hut tax' the rectangular huts began to dominate) The grass thatching is also very neat. The 'tout ensemble' renders these huts a place in any

and are bound together at the top with yucca-leaf strands. Over them a thatching of bundles of big bluestem grass or bear grass is tied, shingle style

hobbies. Unlike his father's passion for manual work, including carpentry, thatching and rowing, Edward III "shared to the full the conventional tastes and

as funerals, weddings, fairs, sowing, haymaking, reaping, threshing, thatching, etc. Methers were also used for drinking other fluids such as milk, buttermilk

Bikini islanders arrive on Rongerik Atoll and unload pandanus for thatching the roofs of their new buildings.

trees were coast banksia, honey suckle, and grass trees "with crowns for thatching". The gum of Xanthorrhoea australis was used for carriage varnish. In

Norfolk Broads, for transporting hay, 'marsh litter' (sedge) and reed for thatching, which was cut out on the marshes and then taken back to the staithes

Thatching at work in Bladen Valley, Briantspuddle

Natives also used the tough wiry stems for things like fishhooks, rope, thatching, and eel traps. The leaves and fronds were infused with water and drunk

trees were coast banksia, honey suckle, and grass trees "with crowns for thatching". The gum of Xanthorrhoea australis was used for carriage varnish. In

associated with human migration throughout the tropics, leaves being used for thatching, the leaflets for plaiting, and the midribs being a useful material for

used to make baskets and mats, and the leaves are sometimes used for thatching roofs. C. maranguensis is considered to be a useful plant for stabilizing

semi-enclosed for privacy and shade. With the possible exception of the thatching, these essential qualities are also characteristics of Experiment Farm

brash removed, and then pegged down with crooked hazel stakes (similar to thatching spars). It is not suitable for domestic use or competitions, which has

(Jiggery Pokery). Back at Melbourne's nest, which is concealed in the thatching of Royal Baker Thomas Farynor's home and bakery, Perry encounters the

pulpwood etc., large-scale harvest of non-wood forest products such as thatching materials, honey, beeswax, fish, crustacean and mollusc resources of the

Trees also used to be harvested for firewood, hazel rods were used for thatching as well as for fence- and basket-making. As these practices ceased, the

buildings can include variables such as the shape and pitch of roofing, thatching materials and techniques and the use of construction materials including

Kilwan life in every way – not only for the fruit, but also for timber, thatching and weaving. Kilwan merchant ships – from the large lateen-rigged dhows

lines is variable and a by-product of the slicing action is known as de-thatching. A verticut machine, like the aerator, has several blades attached to

one-sided barley. It gave a good yield on poor soils and its straw, used for thatching, was long and strong), 9 score 18 stones of cheese, and 7 stirks. This

plinth, and has repairs in brick. The roof has corrugated asbestos over thatching. The building is in a single storey with an attic, and is in three bays

Several types of nails were made, including lath nails, slate nails, thatching nails and sparrowbills. The nail smithies manufactured ploughs and scythes;

displays on bricklaying, glass work, lead work, iron work, tiling and thatching. During the repair of the barn, the year 1771 was found scratched on an

the Old English thoec or þæc combined with stede, being a "place where thatching materials are got". In the 1086 Domesday Book, the settlement is referred

including Tibet. The leaves are used as fodder for animals, and for thatching, matting and basket work, and its leaf fibres are also used in paper making

with a small entryway under a conical roof covered in palm leaves or thatching. Builders make walls from locally available materials, so the Matakam

Security Manager, RHM Bakeries (Northern) Ltd. Derick Gordon Wisbey, Senior Thatching Officer, Council for Small Industries in Rural Areas. Charles John Wray

and branches in house construction, specifically as posts, roof beams, thatching rods and as wall-sticks. Adi people living in the Arunachal Pradesh, India

originally thatched, but after 1817 there are no further records of re-thatching or repair and the Ice House was either abandoned or possibly covered in

disaster by other nobles. A man who preferred to engage in activities like thatching and ditch-digging and associating with the lower class rather than the

producers. Other local industries that once thrived on the Levels, such as thatching (using reeds) and basket making (using willow), have been in decline since

together' *ququ 'crab' *sapsap 'grope' *ʃaʃa 'collect palm leaves for thatching' *ʃakʃak 'beat, chop' *ʃelʃel 'regret' *ʃelʃel 'insert, cram in' *ʃiʃi

had been converted from swamp forest to flood-meadows or reed-beds for thatching by the start of the second millennium. The portion belonging to Englefield

were available- there were extensive reed beds near the Cook's river for thatching. There was also bark which could be peeled off a number of the indigenous

Neolithic stone axe with a wooden handle. A sickle for harvesting crops and thatching materials. Various bone tools from China Bone hammer from the Linear Pottery

A German roofer thatching a roof with reeds (he is wearing the traditional waistcoat and trousers of a craftsman)

rights of common, such as grazing their livestock, collecting reeds for thatching and cutting turf for fuel. Due to its proximity to the coast, large areas

grazing of animals, the production of hay, and probably also reeds for thatching. Part of Misson was in Nottinghamshire, and part was in Lincolnshire,

Central America. Other uses of G. undata include utilizing leaves for roof thatching and palm trunks for poles in primitive construction. The palm wood is

the Huis Sonneveld [nl]. The observatory, built with traditional roof thatching, was devoted to Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, co-founder of the Theosophical

eye making hat block making hat plaiting hazel basket making Highland thatching horse collar making horsehair weaving industrial pottery linen damask

dome-shaped and made with a framework of willow branches and roofed over with thatching." The neighboring ʔívil̃uqaletem (Cahuilla) referred to the people as

the City of Miyoshi, to which Iya belongs, restored eight houses, re-thatching the roofs, and installing modern comforts. The planning and design were

traditional Samoan fale roundhouse with coral stone flooring and sugarcane thatching, brought up making indigenous siapo barkcloth painting by their great-grandmother

"coconut palm leaf petiole" in Tagalog), which became applied to a type of thatching using coconut leaves that resembles the Filipino nipa hut in Mexican Spanish

Cape dwarf chameleon sits in urban Cape thatching reed in southern Cape Town.

the mound from which the soil used to build the mound was collected. A thatching stone made of Kawahara stone has been identified on the northern slope

Bottom which had been the Town House, the parish poorhouse. Despite re-thatching in 1916 and again in 1925 they became a liability and were sold in 1928

beings called as Siru Khar in Nepali, which is used by local people for thatching. Sal forest dominated Barandabhar forest contains 22 species of mammals

cultivated as commercial crops. Of the other non-food crops, kharhaul or thatching-grass was the most valuable, but now these lands are used for growing

narrates, that Rokowai's manna was manifested when a fire burnt only the thatching of his great bure without destroying its wooden framed structure. The

Duffett. For services to Boxing. Gordon Ernest Dunkley. For services to Thatching. Helen Mavis, Mrs. Dunn, Nursing Auxiliary, Wells Cottage Hospital, Norwich

Bunyoro -". www.habariugandatours.com. Retrieved 2023-10-29. "59 years of thatching royal tombs". Monitor. 2021-01-09. Retrieved 2023-10-29. Taremwa, Bruce

of the Pacific War. After more than 25 years had passed since the re-thatching work done in 1996, the Hosankai found the rafters and timbers that provide

as well as a good insulator. Native Americans used tule for making and thatching huts, baskets, mats, boats, decoys, hats, clothing and shoes. Tule was

be worked to a greater degree than the tying and laying required for thatching. Pigafetta noted that the process started with keeping the palms “under

1995. Louw is currently the managing director of Robbi Thatch, a roof thatching business that he started in 1989.[3] In 2000 he became the Cape regional

related to drum making, 243 to geta making,　158 related to buckets,　40 to thatching, 143 to stone masonry, 126 to smithing, 187 horseshoes,　286 to straw work

australis) Europe, China, Fen, polytrophic Construction material (e.g. thatching), paper, solid fuel, fermentation Cranberries ( Vaccinium oxycoccos )

With the introduction of camouflage, a new version was produced on green thatching. The Awarding Authority is the GOC SA Army Infantry Formation, delegated

Patent artificial Slate Manufacture for roofs and fronts of buildings and thatching of ricks, etc. (Preliminary observations.). 1786. King, Julia (28 September

they still had value for fishing, willows and reeds (for basket-making, thatching, flooring). "Horse-shoes" are evidence of this. Even on relatively modern

'bog' + zele (in many place names in the Low Countries="habitation using thatching") Flanders, Dutch Vlaanderen, French Flandre(s): plural of a terrain type;

Wells Northern Dancer Fairy Bridge Floripedes Top Ville Toute Cy Stitching 1992 b. *High Estate Shirley Heights Regal Beauty Itching Thatching Alligatrix

rafters made from ash, which probably used rushes or straw as weatherproof thatching materials. Doorways were usually in the south or south-east, providing

the previous conventionally modern roof. In 2015 the roof needed a new thatching for approximately € 10,000. The club members added a draw well in 1980

materials, and once the householder has collected enough wood, bamboo, and/or thatching grass, he will ask his neighbors and relatives to assist in the house