Explore barley, rye, oats and the problem of the harvest. Archaeological plant remains show crops such as barley, rye and oats, with regional variation. Weather, soil, labor and storage all shaped whether a household had enough. Harvest was a season of abundance and risk: grain still had to be dried, processed and protected.
an aerial view of farm land in the mountainsThe Celtic Farm
Celtic Farms & Kennels
a woman kneeling down in the grass with a basket on her head and plants growing behind herCeltic Lands, Celtic Farm, Stick Huts, Medieval Plains, Celtic Village, Ancient Celtic City, Ancient Celtic Tent, Anglo Saxon Village, Iron Age Britain
Celtic Farmstead Forge Of Empires
sheep graze in front of a thatched roof house on the side of a hillan old thatched hut with grass roof and red trim around the doorway, in a grassy fieldan oil painting of cows grazing in a field next to some huts and a streamceltic farmingBarley, Rye, Oats and the Problem of the Harvesta woman kneeling down in the middle of a garden filled with lots of plants and vegetablesa table with baskets and other items on it in front of a rustic style kitchenan aerial view of some huts in the middle of a green field with trees and bushesa stone wall and gate in the middle of a grassy field with water behind it
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