Mar 14
i LOVE using ancient farming techniques in minecraft. the chileans had it figured out. Terrace farming is SO goated. its so genius. I love farming
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i LOVE using ancient farming techniques in minecraft. the chileans had it figured out. Terrace farming is SO goated. its so genius. I love farming
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Furrow irrigation, a time-tested agricultural practice
Furrow irrigation is an ancient and well-trusted way of watering crops that has been practiced for a very long time. This method involves creating small channels or furrows between the rows of crops to efficiently deliver water to the plants. It has proven to be especially effective for various crops like corn, soybeans, cotton, and vegetables. The basic idea is to make these channels alongside…
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One woman's facial skin was painfully stretched.
Wow. How awful to be the researchers who discovered this.
Lost 700CE Buried Village, Forvie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
Sure there isn't a lot to see now but this was once a bustling village with wooden longhouses and farm buildings occupied through from about 700CE at least to 1100CE. Now its lost to shifting sands and a changing coastline.
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Date Palms That Lived 2000 Years Ago Bear Fruit Again
A fabulously successful experiment in bringing from Israel's ancient past back to life today.
Judean dates were famous in the Levant and Europe in ancient times, prestigious fruit treasured for their superior taste and alleged medicinal qualities. Jewish farmers grew them. But the Jews were driven out of Israel during the Second Roman Wars (132-136 CE), and the secrets of the dates’ propagation were forgotten. In 2005, date pits excavated from the Masada fortress were revived almost…
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Roman Quernstone, The Collection, Lincoln.
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