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Weeds and the Carolingians

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Weeds serve as central figures in the narrative of early medieval Europe, influencing agricultural practices and theological beliefs during the Carolingian empire. These unwanted plants not only posed challenges to farming efficiency but also sparked debates among writers and theologians regarding divine creation. The book explores how early medieval Europeans reconciled their agricultural needs with their spiritual beliefs, using a variety of texts and archaeological evidence to illustrate their complex relationship with the environment and the significance of weeds in shaping their world.

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Weeds and the Carolingians, Paolo Squatriti

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Pubblicato
2024
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(In brossura)
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Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
2024
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
238
ISBN13
9781009069342
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Weeds serve as central figures in the narrative of early medieval Europe, influencing agricultural practices and theological beliefs during the Carolingian empire. These unwanted plants not only posed challenges to farming efficiency but also sparked debates among writers and theologians regarding divine creation. The book explores how early medieval Europeans reconciled their agricultural needs with their spiritual beliefs, using a variety of texts and archaeological evidence to illustrate their complex relationship with the environment and the significance of weeds in shaping their world.