23.0 x 19.0cms 292pp b/w illusts good paperback (the first and last pages have been clipped but this does not affect reading) The section headings are: early use of the sun (ancient Greeks Romans etc): power from the sun (the first solar motors etc): solar water heating; solar house heating; the modern era.

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Titel: A Golden Thread: 2500 Years Of Solar Architecture & Technology
Verlag: Marion Boyars London 1980
Erscheinungsjahr: 1981
Sprache: Englisch
ISBN-10: 0714527300
ISBN-13: 9780714527307
Einband: Softcover

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A Golden Thread is a 2500 year history of solar energy, richly illustrated throughout.

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