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Anglo-Saxon Farms and Farming

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1. Introduction 2. Arable Farming in Anglo-Saxon England: The Crops 3. Arable Farming in Anglo-Saxon England: Tools and Techniques 4. Animal Husbandry in Anglo-Saxon England: The Livestock 5. Animal Husbandry in Anglo-Saxon England: How and Why Livestock was Kept 6. Farms in their Landscapes 7. Coasts and Riversides 8. Woodland 9. Downland 10. Moorland 11. Wolds 12. Continuities and Changes in Arable Husbandry 13. Conclusions

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