The late medieval carpentry of Málaga: the guilds of carpenters and coopers
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https://doi.org/10.24310/BAETICA.1998.v0i20.522Abstract
In the carpentry of Malaga in the late middle ages the author studies woodwork from three differents standpoints: on the one hand, detecting the difficulties of supply of this raw material; on the other hand, working out the degree of guild organization reached by the two most representative crafts in this sector -carpenters and coopers-; finally analysing the technical level developed by both crafts and knowing the processes of transformation of wood.
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