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Book SynopsisChapter 1. Building Networks: An Introduction to the Exchange of Knowledge, Ideas and Material for Building in the Medieval and Post-Medieval World (Bouwmeester et al).- Chapter 2. Tools and Masons: Regional Building Networks in Norway (1152/31537) (Reinfjord).- Chapter 3. Church Roofs in a Frontier Region. Historic Timber Structures in Western Sweden Reflect Changing Influences and Resources (Gullbrandsson et al).- Chapter 4. Across the Sea: Urban Formation and New House Building Horizons in the South Baltic Realm (c. 11001500) (Thomasson).- Chapter 5. Influences and Networking in Danish Brick Architecture During the Twelfth and Sixteenth Centuries (Gardelin).- Chapter 6. An Exceptional Twelfth-Century Tile Floor, Its Origins and the Network Behind It. Compositional Analysis of Tiles from St. Lawrence Church in Roskilde, Denmark (Langkilde).- Chapter 7. Changing Origins and Trade Routes of Scottish Window Glass (Spencer).- Chapter 8. Brought From Near and Far: Trade Networks forBuilding Materials in Later Medieval England (Berryman).- Chapter 9. Networked Control: Tower Houses in Ireland (Kerr).- Chapter 10. Patterns in Brick: The Spread of Brick Use Between 1150 and 1550 in the Netherlands (Bouwmeester).- Chapter 11. Trade and the Recycling of Stones in Medieval Cologne (Höltken).- Chapter 12. The Transmission of New Construction Techniques and Urbanisation Concepts During the Teutonic Crusade. Cities and Castles in Chelmno Land (Poland) in the Early Thirteenth Century (Wiewióra).- Chapter 13. Prague and Prague Castle Under the First Habsburgs (Blažková).- Chapter 14. Architectural Traditions of Pre-Romanesque Central Plan Churches in Bohemia Within Central European Context (Tomanová).- Chapter 15. Building Networks: Circulation of Workforces, Techniques, and Architectural Models: Roma and the Lazio Region in Italian and European Context.
