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Port Oriel: God's Own Dock or Abomination? The Shifting Value Systems of Civil Engineers
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| Title: | Port Oriel: God's Own Dock or Abomination? The Shifting Value Systems of Civil Engineers | Authors: | Shotton, Elizabeth | Permanent link: | http://hdl.handle.net/10197/8430 | Date: | 9-Apr-2017 | Abstract: | The history of maritime engineering typically concentrates on the development of significant ports, the evolution of technological advances, or the contribution of a singular individual. Rarely are small harbours, so prevalent on Irish and British coasts, studied seriously beyond the work of local historians, whose focus resides on the communities of these harbours. | Funding Details: | Irish Research Council | Type of material: | Conference Publication | Keywords: | Harbour;Dock;Quay;Clogher Head;Port Oriel;Ireland;Basin;Pier;Excavations;Fishing;Nineteenth century;Technology | Language: | en | Status of Item: | Peer reviewed | Conference Details: | CHS The Construction History Society Fourth Conference and AGM, Queen's College, Cambridge, UK, 7-9 April 2017 |
| Appears in Collections: | Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy Research Collection |
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