Further Links between the Sheepfolds and other ARTS are illustrated in the case studies describing the Education Programme's Workshops, but possible National Curriculum links with the project might be represented diagrammatically as below.

References and notes

1 Brooks, A & Adcock, S 'Dry Stone Walling', Brooks, (1999) p9 BTCV.
2 Satchell, J 'The Kendal Weaver', (1986) p31 Kendal Civic Society & Frank Peters.
3 'The condition of England's dry stone walls', (1996) CCP482, Countryside Commission.
4 For excellent drawings and descriptions of wall building see books like: 'Dry Stone Walling' op cit or Griffiths, D 'In There Somewhere', (1999) DSWA.
5 For an excellent map of the geological pattern of the Lake District see Cooper, M & Stanley, C 'Minerals of the English Lake District - Caldbeck Fells', (1990), p12 British Museum. For an interesting introduction to Geology see the leaflet, 'Geology for Wallers', produced by DSWA.
6 See the DSWA leaflet 'Dry Stone Walls and Wildlife'.
7 Humphries, A 'Folds in the Landscape', in Goldsworthy, A - 'Sheepfolds', (1996), p62 Michael Hue-Williams Fine Art Ltd.
8 See Adcock, A, op cit, and Humphries, A, op cit, for details of this vocabulary.
9 Norman Nicholson in 'Sea To The West' (1981) Faber and Faber.
10 See Lee, J 'The Place Names of Cumbria', (1998) Cumbria Heritage Services.
11 See Rollinson, W 'Life and Tradition in the Lake District', (1974) p88 London.
12 Quoted in Goldsworthy, A 'Sheepfolds', op cit, p69.