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YIELD OF THE LAND / Peter Garnsey

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Appartient au périodique : Agriculture in ancient Greece : proceeding of the Seventh International Symposium at the Swedish Institute at Athens, 16-17 May, 1990, edited by Berit Wells, Stockholm, 0586-0539

Publication: 1992 Description: p. 147-153Langue: Anglais Auteur principal: Garnsey, Peter, 1938-.... Résumé: Yield figures from ancient Greece hardly exist. We do have the total product in wheat and barley from Attica and certain dependencies for a single yera, 329/88, and these data can be accepted as genuine and roughly accurate. But they are obviously an uncertain gude to productivity of agriculture in Attica..

Sujet: agriculture • économie • province • productivité • produit agricole Lieu: Grèce • Attique • Monde romain oriental Époque: Antiquité grecque • époque classique grecque • époque hellénistique • Antiquité romaine

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Yield figures from ancient Greece hardly exist. We do have the total product in wheat and barley from Attica and certain dependencies for a single yera, 329/88, and these data can be accepted as genuine and roughly accurate. But they are obviously an uncertain gude to productivity of agriculture in Attica.

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