This is the fourth volume of a series on the history of wooden architecture, which represents the most peculiar and original part of Slavic culture. This series is based on little known documents and gives a new interpretation of existing data highlighting unknown materials. The contributors, scholars of the Institute of History and Theory of the Arts, focus on the following issues: new findings in history and artistic methods of wooden architecture; evolution of wooden architecture over time; new methods and practices of restoration. Profusely illustrated. The previous volumes and standing order are available. (0.615 kg.)