MEDIEVAL ROOFS WITH BASE-CRUCKS AND SHORT PRINCIPALSALCOCK N. W; BARLEY M. W.ANTIQUARIES (THE) JOURNAL. 1972, Vol 52, Num 1, pp 132-168Article

An Anglo-Saxon carved stone from South Muskham, NottinghamshireBARLEY, M. W.Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire. 1983, Vol 87, issn 0309-9210, 84 p.Article

Houses and barns in the North-West DordogneBARLEY, M. W.Vernacular Architecture York. 1982, Vol 13, pp 23-27Article

The Gables, Little Carlton, Nottinghamshire : the restoration of a timber-framed houseBARLEY, M. W.Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire. 1987, Vol 91, pp 96-105, issn 0309-9210Article

An aisled hall at Annesley Hall, NottinghamshireBARLEY, M. W.Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire. 1983, Vol 87, pp 85-86, issn 0309-9210Article

Houses and Barns in the North-West DordogneBARLEY, M. W.Vernacular Architecture Amersham. 1982, Vol 13, pp 23-25Article

The manor house, Beeston, NottinghamshireBARLEY, M. W; WALLWORK, S. C.Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire. 1982, Vol 86, pp 89-96, issn 0309-9210Article

The double pile house in Papers presented to S.D.T. SpittleBARLEY, M. W; REYNOLDS, P. J; QUINEY, A. P et al.Archaeological Journal London, Manchester. 1979, Vol 136, pp 253-264Article