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Agriculture in ancient China – part VII

Agriculture in ancient China – part VII It follows from Part VI The construction of large irrigation infrastructures and other

Ecology and Landscape The concept and the definition of “landscape” are complex topics to describe and circumscribe, also because it

Agriculture in ancient China – part VI Follows from part V The traces on the previous tracks are quite frequent;

Agriculture in ancient China – V part It follows from part IV From ancient China we received several fragments of

Mangrove The term mangrove means a plant (or forest) formation consisting of many species of woody plants, which grow in

Agriculture in ancient China – IV part It follows from part III Among other agricultural techniques a new method was

Agriculture in ancient China – part III It follows from part II In the Han dynasty, farmers cultivated many species.

Agriculture in ancient China – part II It follows from the I part The biggest problem with farming in the

Agriculture in ancient China – part I The history of China dates back to ancient times, during the Neolithic era,

Libeccio The term libeccio means that Mediterranean wind which generally comes from the South West and which almost always blows