Wattle and daub (1847 bytes)
1: [[Image:Wattle and daub.jpg|thumb|Exposed wattles]]
3: ...rance when the daub is [[whitewash]]ed, or brown and white, if it is not.
5: ...as common for houses of the [[Linearbandkeramic]] and [[Rössen]] cultures of Central Europe, but is fou...
7: ...n strips were covered with a semi-dry [[plaster]] and then hardened into a flat surface. (This building...
9: ==Wattle and daub in Ireland==

Karl Daub (2394 bytes)
1: '''Karl Daub''' ([[March 20]], [[1765]] - [[November 22]], [[1...
3: ...y]] at [[university of Marburg|Marburg]] in 1786, and eventually (1795) became professor ordinarius of ...
5: ...hrough which he passed he was called the [[Talleyrand]] of German thought. There was one great defect i...
7: ...ent of the philosophical idea of the union of God and man, but also Judas Iscariot as the embodiment of...
10: ... zur Dogmatik'' (1839), are Hegelian in principle and obscure in language.

Wattle (1329 bytes)
1: '''Wattle''' has several meanings:
3: ... large shrub of the widely cultivated Cootamundra Wattle, ''Acacia baileyana'']]
4: ...bove) in the early period of settlement. '''Black Wattle''' is also the common name of the unrelated plant...
5: ...cies of [[List of New Zealand birds|New Zealand]] and [[List of Australian birds|Australia]].

Cootamundra wattle (1694 bytes)
1: ...obox_begin | color=lightgreen | name= Cootamundra Wattle}}
2: ...|250px|Acacia baileyana]] | caption = Cootamundra Wattle}}
16: The '''Cootamundra Wattle''' (''Acacia baileyana'') is a shrub or tree in t...
18: ...s one of the most typical features of their home landscape.
19: ...b|left|200px|Close up of flowers of a Cootamundra wattle]]

Wattle-eye (2738 bytes)
2: <tr><th align="center" bgcolor=pink>'''Wattle-eyes '''</th></tr>
18: The '''wattle-eyes''' or '''puffback flycatchers''' are small s...
26: ** Black-and-white Shrike-flycatcher, <i>Bias musicus</i>
28: ** [[Common Wattle-eye]], <i>Platysteira cyanea</i>
29: ** White-fronted Wattle-eye, <i>Platysteira albifrons</i>

Wattle Glen, Victoria (961 bytes)
1: '''Wattle Glen''' is a suburb in [[Melbourne]], [[Victoria ...
15: <td align=center>'''Wattle Glen'''</td>

Wattle Park, Melbourne (2188 bytes)
1: ...ls]]. It is known for it's plantation of 12,000 [[wattle]] trees. It is currently maintained by [[Parks Vi...
4: ...] when Sir Arthur Stanley planted a Golden Wattle and named the park.
6: ... and [[1928]]. A 9-hole [[golf course]] opened at Wattle Park in [[October]] [[1937]], with other faciliti...
8: ...h undertook a program to rehabilitate the park's landscape.
11: ...ss trams are used as shelters at Wattle Park, and Wattle Park is the current terminus of tram route [[Melb...

Common Wattle-eye (2263 bytes)
2: <tr><th bgcolor=pink>''' Common Wattle-eye ''' </th></tr>
20: ..., [[insectivorous]] [[passerine]] [[bird]]. The [[wattle-eye]]s were previously classed as a subfamily of...
22: ...ology)|egg]]s are laid in a small neat [[lichen]] and [[cobweb]] cup low in a tree or bush.
24: .... There is a strong white wingbar, and fleshy red wattles above the eye.
26: ...parated from the white belly by the black breast band. Young males are washed-out, greyer versions of t...

Wattle Park, Melbourne (2179 bytes)
1: ...ls]]. It is known for it's plantation of 12,000 [[wattle]] trees. It is currently maintained by [[Parks Vi...
4: ...] when Sir Arthur Stanley planted a Golden Wattle and named the park.
6: ... and [[1928]]. A 9-hole [[golf course]] opened at Wattle Park in [[October]] [[1937]], with other faciliti...
8: ...h undertook a program to rehabilitate the park's landscape.
11: ...ss trams are used as shelters at Wattle Park, and Wattle Park is the current terminus of tram route [[Melb...

Wattle Park, Melbourne (2179 bytes)
1: ...ls]]. It is known for it's plantation of 12,000 [[wattle]] trees. It is currently maintained by [[Parks Vi...
4: ...] when Sir Arthur Stanley planted a Golden Wattle and named the park.
6: ... and [[1928]]. A 9-hole [[golf course]] opened at Wattle Park in [[October]] [[1937]], with other faciliti...
8: ...h undertook a program to rehabilitate the park's landscape.
11: ...ss trams are used as shelters at Wattle Park, and Wattle Park is the current terminus of tram route [[Melb...

Wattle Park, Melbourne (2179 bytes)
1: ...ls]]. It is known for it's plantation of 12,000 [[wattle]] trees. It is currently maintained by [[Parks Vi...
4: ...] when Sir Arthur Stanley planted a Golden Wattle and named the park.
6: ... and [[1928]]. A 9-hole [[golf course]] opened at Wattle Park in [[October]] [[1937]], with other faciliti...
8: ...h undertook a program to rehabilitate the park's landscape.
11: ...ss trams are used as shelters at Wattle Park, and Wattle Park is the current terminus of tram route [[Melb...

Wattle Park, Melbourne (2179 bytes)
1: ...ls]]. It is known for it's plantation of 12,000 [[wattle]] trees. It is currently maintained by [[Parks Vi...
4: ...] when Sir Arthur Stanley planted a Golden Wattle and named the park.
6: ... and [[1928]]. A 9-hole [[golf course]] opened at Wattle Park in [[October]] [[1937]], with other faciliti...
8: ...h undertook a program to rehabilitate the park's landscape.
11: ...ss trams are used as shelters at Wattle Park, and Wattle Park is the current terminus of tram route [[Melb...

Wattle Park, Melbourne (2178 bytes)
1: ...ls]]. It is known for it's plantation of 12,000 [[wattle]] trees. It is currently maintained by [[Parks Vi...
4: ...] when Sir Arthur Stanley planted a Golden Wattle and named the park.
6: ... and [[1928]]. A 9-hole [[golf course]] opened at Wattle Park in [[October]] [[1937]], with other faciliti...
8: ...h undertook a program to rehabilitate the park's landscape.
11: ...ss trams are used as shelters at Wattle Park, and Wattle Park is the current terminus of tram route [[Melb...

Pilton, Somerset (1157 bytes)
1: ... three [[mile]]s south west of [[Shepton Mallet]] and six miles east of [[Glastonbury]]. The village h...
3: ... may stand on the site of an earlier [[wattle and daub]] church built by the early missionaries.
5: The village has a [[Manor house]] and a [[tithe barn]] which belonged to [[Glastonbury ...
11: ...he 1985 AA illustrated guide to the country towns and villages of Britain.

Melbourne tram route 70 (838 bytes)
3: ...reet and Flinders Street in the city centre to '''Wattle Park''' in [[Box Hill South]]. Like most tram rou...
5: ...wthorn]] and [[Camberwell]] to the Eastern end of Wattle Park, terminating at Elgar Road. Until the late [...

Bati (205 bytes)
3: * The [[wattle-eye]], or puffback flycatcher, a small, stout pas...

Australian flora (2043 bytes)
2: ... geologically speaking - [[volcanic]] activity); and a lack of water.
4: ...and large root stock. The plants are very hardy, and are generally able to quickly establish themselve...
8: ...e some of the most common Australian native trees and shrubs.
10: *[[acacia]] ([[wattle]])
11: **[[Acacia baileyana|Cootamundra wattle]]

Angel Mounds (1676 bytes)
1: ...and Historic Sites. It is one of 16 state museums and historic sites in Indiana. It is named after the ...
3: ... protected by a [[stockade]] made of [[wattle and daub]]. Because Angel Mounds was a [[chiefdom]] (the h...
5: ...No one today knows why. Fortunately, preservation and [[archaeology|archaeological]] efforts at Angel M...

Common Piping Guan (2726 bytes)
15: ...e pipile'' is a [[bird]] in the chachalaca, guan and curassow [[Family (biology)|family]] [[Cracidae]]...
17: ... incubating. This arboreal species feeds on fruit and berries.
19: ... wing patches. The bare face and wattle are blue, and the legs are red.
23: ...le, and '' jacutinga'' has a black face and a red wattle.
34: These splits are recognised by ''Handbook of birds of the World'', but not by the sourc...

Order of Australia (2696 bytes)
1: ...ment of the [[Australian Labor Party]] Government and the [[Liberal Party of Australia|Liberal]]-[[Nati...
3: ==Descriptions and post-nominal entitlement==
5: ...d of four grades and a medal, in both ''general'' and ''military'' divisions:
8: ...der of Australia'' (AC) - for eminent achievement and merit of the highest degree in service to Austral...
13: ...Governor-General of Australia]] is the Chancellor and Principal Companion of the Order.

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