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Basic Information | | Accession Number: | 1987F633.54 |
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| Collection: | Social History – Wood Collection |
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Notes | Birch is the hardiest tree in the world. It grows throughout northern Europe, north Asia and Canada in cold and harsh conditions which are unsuitable for most plants. It is a very versatile wood. Although its main purpose is in providing timber for firewood, it is also used to make furniture and household objects. The waterproof bark can also be used as a roofing material and for making canoes. | |
Further Information | | Production Period: | 20th century |
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| Material(s): | English (european) birch wood |
Dimensions | | Height: | 70 mm |
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| Width: | 36 mm |
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