Flax-growing and linen production in medieval iconography: tools, techniques and gestures
A Year on the Field
A Year on the Field

A Year On The Field
Project Blog


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

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

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


- Nov 7, 2022
The harvest by painters


- Sep 19, 2022
Baking the past – the Iron Age bread buns from Niederkaina


- Jul 13, 2022
Equipment in focus: A 1930s McCormick Deering Type E-M-4 grain binder at Carter Historic Farm (USA)

- Jul 7, 2022
Niederkaina, an Overview of the Burials with Food Remains made of or containing Wheat


- Jun 15, 2022
Beehive Art in Slovenia - an unexpected insight in 19th century agricultural practice


- Jun 8, 2022
Equipment in focus: the Bickford & Huffman Grain Drill (ca. 1890), The Henry Ford (USA)


- May 25, 2022
"To take on responsibility in times of crisis" A thought from the field


- Apr 28, 2022
A weedy window on medieval wheat farming

- Mar 23, 2022
Wheat breeding - a contested practice


- Feb 23, 2022
Wheat in early medieval England: an archaeological view


- Dec 15, 2021
The diversity of common wheat within 19th century grain cultivation