From medieval Irish divorce law to current grunge linen with a touch of nettle
A Year on the Field
A Year on the Field

A Year On The Field
Project Blog


- Mar 3
Flax-growing and linen production in medieval iconography: tools, techniques and gestures


- Feb 24
Continuing Traditions One Square Metre at a Time

- Feb 17
Flax to linen at the Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation

- Feb 10
Linum usitatissimum. An archaeobotanical view on a preserved seed of ‘the most common one’


- Feb 6
Welcoming our Flax Year

- Jan 20
Year On The Field “Wheat Year” Completion

- Jan 20
Grain Harvesting Technology at The Henry Ford, Dearborn, Michigan, USA


- Jan 19
Threshing day at Luisenhof (Germany)


- Dec 23, 2022
Christmas baking with sourdough: the Italian panettone

- Dec 21, 2022
Wheat - a photo series of Colonial Williamsburg (USA)

- Dec 19, 2022
Wheat processing at Carter Historic Farm (USA)


- Dec 10, 2022
"Share the harvest" Program at Howell Living History Farm (Mercer County, NJ, USA)


- Dec 1, 2022
Early 20th century wheat processing in Lorsch (Germany)


- Nov 16, 2022
FAQ Sourdough

- Nov 10, 2022
Wheat Harvest and Reaper Technology at Firestone Farm in Greenfield Village at The Henry Ford (USA)


- Nov 7, 2022
The harvest by painters

- Nov 3, 2022
Wheat harvest at Howell Living History Farm (USA)


- Oct 28, 2022
Wheat harvest at the Luisenhof (Germany)


- Oct 11, 2022
Wheat harvest at the Hessenpark Open-Air Museum (Germany)