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Field system

The study of field systems (collections of fields) in landscape history is concerned with the size, shape and orientation of a number of fields. These are often adjacent, but may be separated by a later feature.

Field systems by region, Identifying former field systems & Drawing conclusions from analysis of field systems

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Field systems by region

BohemiaMoraviaCzech SilesiaErvín ČernýNeolithic
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Identifying former field systems

BoundariesEarthworksCropmarksGeophysicsEstate maps
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Drawing conclusions from analysis of field systems

AgricultureThe Rodings
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Landscape history
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Field systems by region

Identifying former field systems

Drawing conclusions from analysis of field systems

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Field system

Nodes59
Edges58
Triples55
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033898
Components1

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Field system

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related to Drawing conclusions from analysis of field systems · 12
Field system → Basset, England, Field, Fields, For, He, Roman, Similarly, Steven Basset, The, The Rodings, Therefore
related to England · 11
Field system → Although, Bronze Age, Cairnfields, Celtic, England, Middle Ages, Romans, So, The, These, They
related to Ireland · 11
Field system → Aran Islands, Atlantic Bronze Age, BC, Céide Fields, Gaelic Ireland, Ireland, Norman, Similar, The, The Normans, This
related to Canada · 7
Field system → French, Lawrence River, New France, Quebec, See Seigneurial, St, The
related to Identifying former field systems · 7
Field system → English, From, However, It, Later, Studying, The
related to Czech Republic · 6
Field system → Bohemia, Czech Republic, Czech Silesia, Ervín, In, Moravia

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fields field system ireland systems often open land boundaries enclosure england agriculture date areas early century shape earlier age use

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roadsinstance ofand other features0.80text
Field systemrelated to CanadaThe0.60section
Field systemrelated to CanadaFrench0.60section
Field systemrelated to CanadaQuebec0.60section
Field systemrelated to CanadaSt0.60section
Field systemrelated to CanadaLawrence River0.60section
Field systemrelated to CanadaSee Seigneurial0.60section
Field systemrelated to CanadaNew France0.60section
Field systemrelated to Czech RepublicIn0.60section
Field systemrelated to Czech RepublicCzech Republic0.60section
Field systemrelated to Czech RepublicBohemia0.60section
Field systemrelated to Czech RepublicMoravia0.60section

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