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Crop rotation as practised by the Early English (lithograph)
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Crop rotation as practised by the Early English (lithograph)
5999287 Crop rotation as practised by the Early English (lithograph) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Crop rotation as practised by the Early English. Illustration for The Story of Saxon and Norman Britain told in pictures by C W Airne (Sankey Hudson, c 1935). Digitally cleaned image.); © Look and Learn
Media ID 23585578
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Agricultural Scene Allotments Anglo Saxon Barley Common Crop Early English Fields Freeman Freemen Land Oats Open Practised Rotation Saxon Saxons Strips
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This lithograph print showcases the ancient agricultural practice of crop rotation as employed by the Early English. The image, part of a private collection, depicts an idyllic scene from Great Britain's history. In this illustration for "The Story of Saxon and Norman Britain told in pictures" by C. W. Airne, we are transported back to a time when farming techniques played a crucial role in sustaining communities. The open fields are divided into neat strips and allotments, each carefully designated for specific crops such as oats and barley. This systematic approach ensured that the soil remained fertile and productive year after year. The hardworking ceorls (commoners) and freemen diligently practiced this method to maximize their yields. As we delve deeper into the picture, we catch glimpses of Anglo-Saxon life unfolding amidst these bountiful fields. It is evident that agriculture was not only essential for survival but also deeply intertwined with societal structures during this era. This digitally cleaned image allows us to appreciate the intricate details of early English farming practices while shedding light on our ancestors' connection with the land they cultivated. As we admire this historical artwork, let us reflect on how crop rotation revolutionized agriculture in Europe and shaped our understanding of sustainable farming practices today.
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