Images
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A 2000-year-old iron Roman hoe blade
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Ploughed by a rotary tiller and/or hoe; well formed hilling (Japanese Une 畝) for the scallions aims at obtaining a larger crop yield
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Legendary Emperor Shennong of China; Han Dynasty mural
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A Dutch hoe or push hoe; usually attached to a long hilt and handle
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The 'mr' hand-plough used in the Protodynastic Period of Egypt. Scorpion Macehead, Ashmolean.
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Ancient Greek iron hoe, Kerameikos Archaeological Museum, Athens.
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