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00:00 Introduction
00:17 Arkwright
00:36 The Importance of Chests in the Middle Ages
02:10 Difference Between Static and Transport Chests
03:36 Materials
04:33 Decoration
05:36 Chest Types
06:11 Dugout Chest
07:22 Box
07:51 The Standard (Chest)
09:02 Six Board/Slab Ended Chest
10:41 The Viking Chest
11:38 The Hutch
13:11 The Ark
13:56 The Plinth Chest
14:50 The Panel Chest
15:37 Timeline of Chest Development

Music by Vindsvept (Lake of Light)
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-Tracy, Charles, English Medieval Furthe Victoria and Albert Museum.niture and Woodwork, (London: Victoria and Albert Museum), pages 172 to 174 and 178.

-Fred Roe, Ancient Coffers and Cupboards: Their History and Description From the Earliest Times to the Middle of the Sixteenth Century

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-Ivan Sparkes, An Illustrated History 0f English Domestic Furniture 1100-1837 Bourne End, Buckinghamshire, England, 1980

-Hugh Allingham, “Article XI: The Treasure Chest formerly belonging to the Custom House, Carlisle”, Transactions of the Cumberland & Westmoreland Antiquarian & Archeological Society 15 1899 London: Elliot Stock, 1897, page 90.

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