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Firewood

Oak timber → Firewood

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Dead and fallen wood gathered for cooking and heating. Wood was the everyday fuel of 12th-century England, and access to it was regulated. Tenants often held customary rights, later called estovers, to take wood from the lord's land for particular needs; the right to gather dead wood for fuel was called firebote. Cutting living timber usually needed permission.

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The term 'estovers' is 13th-century; the older Old English term was 'bote'.

Sources: worldwidewords.org

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