Stonecourt

Cambridge's largest working complex and employer, where machine-stone is dressed, cut and first proved, with its own quarry workings.

One of the Cambridge guilds that can refuse recognised hands to a contractor preparing Sarrum material.

Named with it

• Quarry-Master Alditha Rowe of Stonecourt

Ties

• its trades organised by the Stonecourt Brotherhood

In the chronicle

• 4590 · The White Yard Stoppage

At the table

Its eastern face has not been cut since 4609; two cavities with walked floors were opened there, one buried and one walled twice, and nobody has been called. Employers offering work at the eastern face should be asked whether Rowe knows. Sarrum factors curse the resulting 'demarcation delay'.