Agriculture (Other Keyword)

476-500 (669 Records)

Ploughing implements and tillage practices in Denmark from the Viking Period to about 1800. Experimentally substantiated by Grith Lerche (Dissertation) (1994)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Grith Lerche.

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Ploughs in Prehistory (1988)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Peter J. Reynolds.

The received picture of springtime in the remote past is of primitive farmers struggling to plough up their tiny fields with stick ploughs which do no more than scratch the surface of the soil. Looking at modern Iandscapes with multi-hectare sized fields, huge tractors and multi-shared ploughs, perhaps this picture is a forgivable one. Maybe forgivable, but is it true? Did Iron Age farmers have to struggle with primitive equipment which if not by definition, certainly by implication, was...

The ploughs of medieval Denmark (1970)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Grith Lerche.

The Ploughzone (1982)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Peter J. Reynolds.

In recent yeats the topsoil or ploughzone in the rural context has recevied increasing attention and today, because of the escalating costs of excavation and the dwindling resources provided for archaeology, that attention is being further intensified. Financial constraint, however, is not the only motivation. The results of aerial survey and organised field walking have shown that excavation can only examine a minimal percentage of the known sites, a percentage which rapidly decreases as modern...

Pokusy s replikami neolitických srpu (1984)

DOCUMENT Citation Only E Kazdová.

POLLEN ANALYSIS FOR THE DOS POBRES/SAN JUAN DATA RECOVERY PROJECT, SOUTHERN ARIZONA (2005)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Linda Scott Cummings.

The Phelps Dodge Dos Pobres/San Juan Data Recovery project includes numerous sites, sixteen of which were sampled for pollen. These sites are located on the lower slopes of the Gila Mountains. Most of the sites are arrayed in a northwest to southeast trending swath. The arrangement of the sites on the landscape implies an exploitation of a specific elevation range, or more specifically, a specific vegetation community associated with that elevation range. Pollen analysis identifies the...

POLLEN ANALYSIS OF POSSIBLE AGRICULTURAL FIELDS AT CHETRO KETL, CHACO, NEW MEXICO (2001)

DOCUMENT Full-Text Linda Scott Cummings.

Fifteen sediments samples collected from sediments in a possible ancient field area and canal were examined for pollen. Pollen analysis was used to determine whether or not evidence exists for use of this area for agricultural fields in the past. Traditional pollen counts were made of each sample, then single microscope slides were scanned to search for Zea mays (maize) pollen, since maize is the most likely agricultural crop. Evidence for maize was recovered in eleven of the fifteen...

Population Model for the Diffusion of Early Farming in Europe. In the Explanation of Culture Change; Models In Prehistory (1973)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Albert J. Ammerman. L. L. Cavalli-Sforza.

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Population Pressure and the Origins of Agriculture: An Archaeological Example from the Coast of Peru. In: Population, Ecology, and Social Evolution (1975)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Mark N. Cohen.

Population Pressure in Upland Areas of Arkansas

DOCUMENT Citation Only William H. Metzler.

Population, Climate Change, and Agriculture in the Late First Millennium C.E. Maya Lowlands (2015)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Jeffrey Baker.

Over the last 20 years, a number of studies have provided evidence for a "drought" in the Maya Lowlands between the 8th and 10th centuries. Researchers have argued that a higher water table in the northern lowlands allowed agricultural practices to continue in the north, while sites in the south suffered from the drought. This paper will examine the relationship between population changes and climatic changes in the Maya Lowlands. The nature of the water table and the agricultural practices of...

Port Penn Cannery (1977)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Carole Golder.

Potentielle Rückzüchtung eines mittelalterlichen Weideschweines (1991)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Werner Plarre. Mamoun Fansa.

Potentielle Rückzüchtung eines mittelalterlichen Weideschweines (2005)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Werner Plarre. Mamoun Fansa.

Practical ecology: experiments in growing traditional cornfield weeds and a comment on their archaeological records in Britain (1990)

DOCUMENT Citation Only J R A Greig.

Pre-Columbian Agro-forestry, Production Cycles and Forest-to-forest Conversion in Southern Amazon Garden Cities (2016)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Michael Heckenberger. Paulo De Oliveira.

This paper considers landscape domestication in the Upper Xingu region in the southern Amazonian transitional forests of Brazil. Archaeological research provides detailed information on major late Pre-Columbian settlements, ca. 1000-500 BP, within an environmental history to >30,000 BP and cultural history extending over the past two millennia. Late Pre-Columbian agricultural systems involved forest farming and agro-forestry, including forest conversion within patchy, mosaic forests, including...

Pre-Inka and Inka (A.D.1000-1500) agriculture in the Atacama Puna. Evidences through microfossils attached to lithic hoes. (2015)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Virginia Mcrostie.

This research is part of the ongoing Conicyt-NSF project "WATER MANAGEMENT AND AGROHYDRAULIC SYSTEMS IN DESERT ENVIRONMENTS: THE UPPER LOA FROM A.D. 1000 – 1500". Complex irrigation systems and extensive terraces are silent testimony to the outstanding achievement of these agricultural societies in a highly arid and extreme environment. Within an interdisciplinary framework, archaeobotanical analyses are providing preliminary and novel information about the crops that were planted during...

Pre-Ipomoean agriculture in the New-Guinea highlands above 2000 metres: some experimental data on taro cultivation (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only T P Bayliss-Smith.

Prehistoric Agricultural Development in the Northern Southwest: a Study In Changing Patterns of Land Use (1980)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Michael A. Glassow.

Prehistoric Agriculture (1971)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Stuart Struever.

Prehistoric agriculture in the Central Plains (1988)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Mary J Adair.

Prehistoric farm at Butser Hill: project of research and education (1970)

DOCUMENT Citation Only RESEARCH COMMITTEE ON ANCIENT Agriculture.

Prehistoric farming in Europe (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Graeme Barker.

Prehistoric Gardening and Agriculture in the Midwest and Midsouth (1986)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Patty Jo Watson.

Prehistoric Population and Pressures Favoring Plant Domestication in Africa (1973)

DOCUMENT Citation Only J. G. D. Clark.

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