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Masons Marks

Dr Jenny Alexander from the University of Warwick's History of Art Department has been researching Medieval mason's marks and her findings seem to have relevancy to todays 'flat-pack' furniture misery. Mason's Marks refer to marks made on the blocks of walling stone and on moulded stone as part of the construction process, and have been in use for centuries. The marks are a sophisticated series of symbols which operated outside literacy and enabled instructions to be transferred between the designers and the constructors of buildings across the building world . The system is universal and different versions of Masons' Marks have been found in use at various sites across the world, over a 4,000 year period. Dr Alexander is currently working on a book about Mason's Marks and has just gained funding to look at Mason's Marks in Santiago de Compostela cathedral in Spain.