The fertile land

2021 ◽  
pp. 41-54
Author(s):  
Tomasz Wiśniewski ◽  
Dominik Gac ◽  
David Malcolm ◽  
Kasper Zieliéski
Keyword(s):  
Metahumaniora ◽  
2019 ◽  
Vol 9 (1) ◽  
pp. 85
Author(s):  
Mumuh Muhsin Zakaria

Artikel ini bertujuan menganalisis kondisi sosial-ekonomi masyarakat Tatar Sunda pada abad ke-5 hingga abad ke-16. Metode yang digunakan adalah metode sejarah yang meliputi empat tahapan kerja, yaitu heuristik, kritik, interpretasi, dan historiografi.  Hasil dari kajian ini adalah bahwa wilayah Tatar Sunda memiliki potensi ekonomi yang  sangat tinggi. Hal ini dimungkinkan berkat faktor-faktor geografis. Tatar Sunda memiliki tanah yang sangat subur dan bisa ditanami oleh beragam jenis tanaman, termasuk tanaman ekspor yang sangat laku di pasar internasional. Di samping itu, wilayah Tatar Sunda pun cukup strategis karena memiliki banyak pelabuhan yang bisa dijadikan akses ke luar dan masuknya barang dan orang dari dalam dan luar Tatar Sunda.This article aims to analyze the socio-economic conditions of the Tatar Sunda community in the 5th to the 16th century.The method used is a historical method that includes four stages of work, namely heuristics, criticism, interpretation, and historiography.The result of this study is that the Tatar Sunda region has very high economic potential.This is possible because of geographical factors. Tatar Sunda has very fertile land and can be planted by various types of plants, including export crops needed on the international market.In addition, the Tatar Sunda region is also quite strategic because it has many ports that could be used as access to the outside and the entry of goods and people from inside and outside the Tatar Sunda.    


Author(s):  
C. Hilgendorf

There are four irrigation schemes at present in Canterbury: two small ones at Redcliffe and Levels and two larger ones at Mayfield-Hinds and Ashburton- Lyndhurst. The latter two cover 48,000 and 58,000 acres. I intend to restrict my discussion of the problems of irrigating grassland in Canterbury to that part of the province covered by the Lismore silt loam with a water table seldom rising above 50ft, and with a 25 to 35in. rainfall, relatively well distributed, though with a high summer evaporation. This does not take in all the present schemes which contain some more fertile land, but it and similar soil types cover by far the greater part of both present and suggested schemes.


Revista Trace ◽  
2018 ◽  
pp. 45
Author(s):  
Miguel Olmos Aguilera

En este artículo se analizan y describen las creencias indígenas originarias de la frontera norte, así como algunas creencias mestizas de tipo popular. Se hace hincapié en las creencias vinculadas con nuevas formas de identidad indígena y mestiza que se mueven en el terreno de la ficción. La identificación “neoindia” no es construida por los grupos indígenas, sino por mestizos que sin una identidad anclada en la memoria tradicional suelen adherirse a una identidad ancestral generada en múltiples religiones del escenario fronterizo o del imaginario mítico de la mesoamérica mexica. La Frontera Norte, como lugar donde las referencias culturales se pierden y transforman rápidamente, tanto la cultura indígena como la mestiza, se han convertido en un terreno fértil para la invención del “otro” mediante la transformación constante de sus prácticas religiosas.Abstract: This article analyzes and describes the native beliefs of the North Border, as well as some popular racial mixed beliefs. Emphasizing in the ones linked with new forms of racial mixed and native identity in the fiction area. The identification of “neoindia” is not built for native but for racially mixed groups that, without an identity anchored in the traditional memory, are used to adhere to an ancient identity generated from multiple religions of the border or of the mythical imaginary of Mexica Mesoamerica. The North Border, a place where cultural references are lost and quickly transformed, both native and racially mixed cultures have become a fertile land for the invention of the “Other” through the constant transformation of its religious practices.Résumé : Dans cet article, on analyse et on décrit les croyances indiennes de la Frontière Nord du Mexique, ainsi que quelques croyances métissées de type populaire. On s’intéresse en particulier aux croyances en relation avec de nouvelles formes d’identité indiennes et métisses qui se déploient sur le terrain de la fiction. L’identification “néo-indienne” n’est pas construite par les groupes indiens, mais par les métis dont l’identité n’est pas ancrée dans la mémoire traditionnelle et qui se réfèrent souvent à une identité ancestrale, générée dans de multiples religions du cadre frontalier ou de l’imaginaire mythique de la Mésoamérique mexicaine. À la Frontière Nord, en tant que lieu où les références culturelles se perdent et se transforment rapidement, les cultures indiennes et métisses se sont converties en un terrain fertile pour l’invention de l’« Autre » par l’entremise de la constante transformation des pratiques religieuses.


Author(s):  
W.L. Osborn ◽  
J.D. Cowie

THE MANAWATU is an old-established area of fertile land giving high levels of production under dairy, sheep, beef cattle, and cropping systems. This paper will deal with history, climate, topogaphy, soils, farming types, production levels, amenities, research, current trends, and take a look at the future.


Metahumaniora ◽  
2019 ◽  
Vol 9 (1) ◽  
pp. 85
Author(s):  
Mumuh Muhsin Zakaria

Artikel ini bertujuan menganalisis kondisi sosial-ekonomi masyarakat Tatar Sunda pada abad ke-5 hingga abad ke-16. Metode yang digunakan adalah metode sejarah yang meliputi empat tahapan kerja, yaitu heuristik, kritik, interpretasi, dan historiografi.  Hasil dari kajian ini adalah bahwa wilayah Tatar Sunda memiliki potensi ekonomi yang  sangat tinggi. Hal ini dimungkinkan berkat faktor-faktor geografis. Tatar Sunda memiliki tanah yang sangat subur dan bisa ditanami oleh beragam jenis tanaman, termasuk tanaman ekspor yang sangat laku di pasar internasional. Di samping itu, wilayah Tatar Sunda pun cukup strategis karena memiliki banyak pelabuhan yang bisa dijadikan akses ke luar dan masuknya barang dan orang dari dalam dan luar Tatar Sunda.This article aims to analyze the socio-economic conditions of the Tatar Sunda community in the 5th to the 16th century.The method used is a historical method that includes four stages of work, namely heuristics, criticism, interpretation, and historiography.The result of this study is that the Tatar Sunda region has very high economic potential.This is possible because of geographical factors. Tatar Sunda has very fertile land and can be planted by various types of plants, including export crops needed on the international market.In addition, the Tatar Sunda region is also quite strategic because it has many ports that could be used as access to the outside and the entry of goods and people from inside and outside the Tatar Sunda.    


Author(s):  
Larry Eugene Rivers

This chapter analyzes one of slavery′s most unfortunate aspects, the separation of family and kinfolk. In their dream to regain what they had lost in the Upper South, elite planter families and less well-to-do farmers sought honor, independence, and wealth by forcibly uprooting their bondservants and moving them to the Lower South, where cheap, fertile land could be found in which to grow cotton and other cash crops. By separating family members and destroying the slave family in order to realize their own dreams and hopes, however, Florida slaveholders set the stage for bondservant flight aimed at reunion with kinfolk and loved ones. It is worth noting that relocation involving separation of loved ones and kinfolk did not touch enslaved Floridians only at the outset of the territorial era in 1821 and the years immediately following.


Author(s):  
Kostis Smyrlis

Offering a review of Byzantine rural society during the transitional eleventh century this chapter underlines the role the state played in the evolution of social and economic relations. It is argued that the appropriation by the state of a large part of the fertile land, dictated by financial considerations, greatly restricted the space for expansion of the provincial elite while benefitting certain individuals serving the regime. This nuances the notion that the eleventh and twelfth centuries saw the consolidation of the power of the landowning aristocracy. By the end of the eleventh century, a large portion of the peasantry had become dependent on private landowners. Nevertheless, despite the social and economic restrictions their subjection implied, dependent peasants retained a relatively elevated legal status, thanks to a fiscal apparatus and a legal framework that limited the freedom of great landlords.


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