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Geolocated Research

Click on the GLOBE to view research pages by region.
Explore the regions of the world where you can click on a marker, and see the associated wiki page for that region! Go ahead, give it a try! Click on our Interactive Map.
Please use our Geolocation tool to plot the location of your research project. You can do this at the time of project page creation. Everything and everyone comes from somewhere! Use the Geolocation tool to show us where it, or they came from.

What you can share

You can share your knowledge as you know it by creating wiki pages, and others can edit your pages to help grow the subject.
This is a collaborative project where all content is free and available for the public.
You may submit your own original works, and you may submit copyrighted material with the permission of the originator of such material.
This knowledge base of content is completely open, all content in our repository can be copied, shared, and used in any manner the user deems appropriate as long as the use is in line with common decency and in the spirit of sharing, learning and creating.
Please research your projects carefully and diligently, post only meaningful articles and images and files, and name all your files appropriately before uploading to our database.
If you don't want your media or text entries edited mercilessly or copied and used else where, please do not post it here.
Above all, contribute, edit, and collaborate with boldness! Others can always come in behind you and clean up, verify, reference and add! Just have fun!

Open Edit Pages

We currently have one page in our wiki that you, as a guest can edit and add your content too. No log-in or registration is necessary.

Glossary of Woodworking Terminology will accept your entries.

Featured Wiki Project

The American Woods Project

Recent Changes

Page	Hits	Last modification	Last author	Version	Links	Categories
Safety Research Portal	789	03-21-2019 04:13 files Plugin modified by editor.	admin	6	0	Safety
Merchants Research Portal	1065	03-21-2019 04:12 files Plugin modified by editor.	admin	10	0	Merchants
Media Research Portal	793	03-21-2019 04:11 files Plugin modified by editor.	admin	5	0	Media
History Research Portal	651	03-21-2019 04:10 files Plugin modified by editor.	admin	7	2	History
Education Research Portal	769	03-21-2019 04:10 files Plugin modified by editor.	admin	6	2	Education
Samuel Solomon Maloof	447	03-19-2019 05:04 none	admin	23	3	People Notable People Past
Wood Research Portal	956	03-17-2019 06:43 added am woods proj	admin	54	1	Wood
Copyrights and License	1196	03-17-2019 06:38 add above all	admin	6	0	Administrative

Latest files

ID	Name	Hits
406	Halibut Hook Northwest Coast Native American The Tlingit and Haida, indigenous peoples of the Northwest Coast (NWC), have used carved wooden hooks to catch halibut for centuries. As modern fishing technology crept into use, however, the old hooks practically disappeared from the sea. But they thrived on land—as decorative art. Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2017-02-team-evolution-wooden-halibut-native.html#jCp Attribution: Jonathan Malindine Reference: https://phys.org/news/2017-02-team-evolution-wooden-halibut-native.html Source:https://www.donsmaps.com/pacificnwartefacts.html	56
405	Slash Pine Range Map Estimated realized gains for first-generation slash pine (Pinus elliottii var. elliottii) tree improvement in the southeastern United States. Attribution: Scientific Figure on ResearchGate. Source: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Natural-range-of-slash-pine-Critchfield-and-Little-1966-and-location-of-the-38-slash_fig1_237866218 [accessed 6 Mar, 2019]	45
404	Paragon Jack Plane No. 5 Bailey type No. 5 Jack Plane by Paragon retrofitted with a Hock plane iron. Attribution: Aerolin55 [CC BY-SA 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)] Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jack_Plane_No._5.jpg	51
403	Kwakiutls War Club Northwest Coast Club. Club with finely carved face to top, abalone shell inlaid eyes and teeth, stone blade held in with pitch-filler. Horse hair coiffure at top. Long tubular handle with bulbous end. Old label attached reads 'Slave killer last used 1800's by the Kwakiutls who lived around Alert Bay British Columbia.' height: 560 mm, width: 235 mm Medium: Wood Provenance: Private collection, New Hampshire USA. Formerly in the collection of the Parker Estate, Wisconsin, USA. Californian Museum deacession number #196/1902. Source: Photo and text: http://www.webbs.co.nz/auction-item/superb-northwest-coast-club https://www.donsmaps.com/pacificnwartefacts.html	39
402	Stately Treasure Trees Artistic rendering for state trees by US Forest Service Reference: “Do You Know Your State Tree?” TreeHugger, https://www.treehugger.com/natural-sciences/do-you-know-your-state-tree.html. Accessed 4 Mar. 2019.	45

Using This Wiki

An open wiki is a great way to impart knowledge, and collaborate on research projects in any given field of interest. When a group of people come together and share and discuss ideas about a subject, there is no end to the depth or layers of knowledge that can develop. The process of editing, sharing, and imparting knowledge for others to use and create upon is how subjects are expanded and accuracy is gained. This is called, Wiki.

What is a Wiki?

A wiki (wɪki/ WIK-ee) is a website which allows collaborative modification of its content and structure directly from the web browser. In a typical wiki, text is written using a simplified markup language (known as "wiki markup")The markup language used on a Wiki page is most commonly called Wiki Syntax. It uses common characters in uncommon ways (or character combinations that are not normally used together) and provides them with a special meaning. Some of the character combinations only work at the beginning of a line, while others can be inserted anywhere in the text and are active until they are turned off., and often edited with the help of a rich-text editor. A wiki Web site operates on a principle of collaborative trust. The simplest wiki programs allow users to create and edit content. The most popular wiki is Wikipedia.

Why a Wiki?

The Patriot Woodworker woodworking community is a vibrant forum, packed with great information from our members. The experience and skill set of our contributors is vast and wide, from the new woodworker to the professional woodworker, there is something for everybody at The Patriot Woodworker. Now we need to expand our knowledge base to catalog, share, and encourage others to become involved in woodworking.

The Software

Tikiwiki is a widely used resource for open source projects and education purposes. Come read about how we chose Tiki Wiki as our open sourced research project for everything about woodworking. After extensive research and trials, and mistakes, we finally decided on wiki software that would both benefit our woodworking data base of subjects, and would also be user friendly for editors and collaborators. Read on to see how we decided which wiki software to use for our woodworking wiki.