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The first bridge was one of timber built in 1839 approximately 500 metres west of the current City bridge, but destroyed by floods in September 1844.
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Scandinavian stave churches of heavy timber were built from the 11th through the 14th century, prior to the triumph of the stone church, and about 30 have survived to the present day.
Based on the prototype of a timber palace built during the Chinese Song Dynasty with inverted-trapezoid sectioned dovetail (ITSD) mortise tenon joints, three 1 4 scaled specimens were fabricated and tested subjected to cyclic lateral loadings.
Just across the road from the new facility, down by the shore, is a cluster of broken-down timber shacks built in 1969 to house an earlier wave of asylum seekers delivered to Manus on the instructions of Australian authorities.
A private company built an aqueduct to London from the River Chadwell, some 60 km (38 miles) distant, that utilized more than 200 small bridges built of timber.
But originally the small group of roundhouses stood on a timber platform built on wooden stilts in a river surrounded by marshland.
A six-story office owned by the conservationist Bullitt Foundation, it has a frame made of locally sourced, responsibly managed timber and built to last 250 years.
The first trusses were built of timber.
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