From industrial revolution to consumer revolution : international perspectives on the archaeology of industrialisation = De la révolution industrielle à la revolution de la consommation : perspectives internationales sur l'archéologie de l'industrialisation / edited by Marilyn Palmer and Peter Neaverson.

Main entry:

International Committee for the Conservation of the Industrial Heritage. Congress (2000 : London, England)

Title & Author:

Publication:

London : Association for Industrial Archaeology, 2001.

Description:

127 pages : illustrations, maps, 1 portrait ; 29 cm

Notes:
"Papers given in the plenary sessions of the TICCIH2000 Congress held in London in August-September 2000"--Foreword.
Spine title: TICCIH2000 transactions.
Includes bibliographical references.
Innovative materials and utilitarian beauty as incentives to the consumption of domestic appliances in Ontario and Québec, 1920-1990 / Louise Trottier.
Summaries in French and English.

ISBN:

1902653637
9781902653631

Subject:

Industrial archaeology.
Industrial archaeology Congresses.
Archéologie industrielle.
Archéologie industrielle Congrès.
industrial archaeology.

Form/genre:

Conference papers (document genres)
Conference papers and proceedings.

Added entries:

Palmer, Marilyn.
Neaverson, Peter.
Association for Industrial Archaeology.
De la révolution industrielle à la revolution de la consommation.
TICCIH2000 transactions.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 226234
Call No.: T37 .I6 2000
Status: Available

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