Crop Husbandry Regimes: An Archaeological Study of Farming in Northern England, 1000 BC - AD 500 (Sheffield Archaeological Monographs)

This study presents a new synthesis of ancient agriculture in northern England based on a large and completely new data set of charred seed assemblages from late prehistoric and Roman-period settlements, and sets them in their British and western Europe contexts. Written in straightforward, clear language it is aimed at both non-specialist archaeologists and botanists.