1997 •
The beginnings of manuring in western Europe
Authors: Corrie Bakels
Venue: Antiquity
Type: Publication
Abstract: The history of field manuring is poorly known. Domestic waste may have been used for this purpose from the Early Neolithic onwards. It is possible that the practice of collecting animal dung began with the introduction of the ard.
Topics: ArchaeologyAncient historyVeterinary medicine
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