Archaeological evidence for agrarian manuring: Studying the time-space dynamics of agricultural areas with surface-collected off-site material
Nicolas Poirier
Manuring is a farming practice that left archaeological traces. Indeed, the incorporation of waste into manure has resulted in spreading broken pottery across manured plots. The interpretation off-site scatters as remains manuring based on ancient texts and evidences. French Archaedyn project aimed at identifying major trends local peculiarities regarding amendment fields from Antiquity to Modern Times, several study areas. We defined indicators estimate stability durability agrarian occupation, spatial analysis material. results give image temporal changes cultivated areas long term.
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