The Island blackhouse and a guide to `The Blackhouse' no. 42, Arnol

by Alexander Fenton

Paper Book, 1995

Status

Available

Call number

DA890 .A

Series

Historic Scotland Official Souvenir Guidebooks

Tags

HISTORY

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Publication

Edinburgh : Historic Scotland, 2002, c1995.

Description

The Island Blackhouse and a Guide to "the Blackhouse", No. 42, Arnol (Department of the Environment official guides) by Alexander Fenton (1978)

Original publication date

1978

ISBN

1900168006 / 9781900168007

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Physical description

44 p.; 21 cm

Pages

44

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