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Agricultural Revolution. Fork
hoes (also
known as
prong hoes,
tined hoes,
Canterbury hoes, drag
forks or bent forks) are
hoes that have two or more tines...
- Americas.
Hoe-farming
often coincides with long
fallow systems and
shifting cultivation.
Split hoes (also
known as
prong hoes,
tined hoes or bent forks)...
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there was
found under the ac****ulated mud of
nearly a
century a three-
pronged hoe,
which is
likely to have
belonged to Tull and is now in the
museum of...
- girl's
father might agree to talk to him. He
lends Sostratos his two-
pronged hoe and goes off to do some
other work.
Sostratos and
Gorgias go off to the...
- agriculture, the
bidens (genitive bidentis) was a double-bladed drag
hoe or two-
pronged mattock,
although a
modern distinction between "mattock" and "rake"...
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nombril point by a
prong hoe fesswise sable. The Verbandsgemeinde’s
website shows a
slightly different coat of arms, with the
prong hoe's handle in a different...
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clams collected. Clam
digging on the New
England coast is done
using a "clam
hoe" (a
pitchfork with the
handle cut off
about 18 in or 460 mm from the tines...
- excavated.
Wooden products include farm
tools such as
hoes (two two-
pronged and one three-
pronged), four hollowed-out containers, and one
black lacquered...
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points of the
prongs. The
weapon is made of
metal with the main
prong's length dependent upon the
forearm of the user. The two
shorter side
prongs on the opposite...
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following results: The muni****lity's arms
might be
described thus:
Argent a
prong hoe bendwise azure between two
bunches of
grapes of the same
slipped and leafed...
