Nestled within the historic walls of Westminster Abbey stands a remarkable testament to medieval craftsmanship: Britain’s oldest surviving Anglo-Saxon Door, carved from a single oak tree. This door has witnessed over nine centuries of history, enduring the test of time …
This photograph captures a significant moment in the history of forestry and log transportation. It depicts an early 20th-century scene that illustrates the evolution of the lumber industry. A Snapshot of Historical Log Hauling The image shows an old logging …
The intriguing tree-like pattern on this log section is a naturally occurring feature that can happen due to several factors during the growth and life of a tree. One possible reason for this pattern is the presence of “heartwood” and …
Once hidden beneath the soles of industry and toil, the end grain wood floor carries tales from the echoes of the past. It harks back to a time when such floors graced the grand stables of old, offering warmth to …
Deep within the heart of Armenia, near the tranquil shores of Lake Sevan, a remarkable discovery emerged from the soil of Lchashen village. The Discovery at Lchashen A set of ancient wagons, crafted from the resilient trunks of oak trees, …
As we look back through the corridors of time, the history of logging stands as a testament to human ingenuity and our complex relationship with the natural world. The photograph from the bygone era of the late 19th to early …
When we stroll down the aisles of a hardware store, the ubiquitous “2×4” lumber beams might seem unremarkable at first glance. Yet, these simple pieces of wood carry with them a rich tapestry of history and an evolutionary tale of …