The Lavagnone Plough
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| The Lavagnone plough comes from an Early Bronze age pile dwelling on a former lake (now a drained peat bog at the southern end of Lake Garda) and is typical of the Polada culture of Northern Italy,c2200 – 1600 BC. Dating from 2000 BC,it is the oldest plough in the world as yet discovered. Made of oak,but with a beech yoke. This simple,light Trittolemo plough of the sole-ard type produces a shallow furrow (or drill) rather than a ridged furrow by inverting the soil. It had a tang share that slotted into a groove in the wooden ard-head. This plough was suited to previously cleared ground and the shallow furrows were ideal for the sowing of cereals | |
| Lizenzart: | Lizenzpflichtig |
| Credit: | Science Photo Library / Terry, Sheila |
| Bildgröße: | 5291 px × 3303 px |
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