Wainfare

Wood

Ash poles

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Straight young stems cut from coppiced ash, whose stools were cut back on a regular rotation to regrow a crop of poles. Much of the value of medieval woodland lay in such small wood rather than big timber. Ash poles served for tool handles, fencing, hurdles and firewood, and larger poles could be split or shaped for cart parts and other woodwork.

Sources: blog.metmuseum.org

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