1972
DOI: 10.1007/bf02095193
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Die archäologischen Reste der Ackerbohne,Vicia faba L., und die Genese der Art

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“…In comparison with other Old World legumes and cereals, the broad bean is a relatively young crop. The first definitely identified remains of V.jaba seeds from archeological sites come from strata of the Bronze Age, mainly from Central and Southern Europe (SCHULTZ-MOTEL, 1972). As yet the time and place of domestication of V.jaba are unknown.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In comparison with other Old World legumes and cereals, the broad bean is a relatively young crop. The first definitely identified remains of V.jaba seeds from archeological sites come from strata of the Bronze Age, mainly from Central and Southern Europe (SCHULTZ-MOTEL, 1972). As yet the time and place of domestication of V.jaba are unknown.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Entsprechende Publikationen über einzelne Kulturpflanzenarten liegen aus jüngerer Zeit von verschiedenen Autoren vor, z. B. über Triticum spelta (SCHULTZE-MOTEL und KRUSE 1964), Pisum sativum (BAUMANN und SCHULTZE-MOTEL 1968, ZOHARY und HOPF 1973 und Vicia faba (HOPF 1972, SCHULTZE-MOTEL 1972. Auch die neueren Arbeiten zur Kulturpflanzengeschichte von LANGE (1971) und WILLERDING (1969 bringen diesbezügliche Aussagen.…”
Section: Aussagebereiche Der Paläo-ethnobotanikunclassified
“…An diese Arbeiten knüpften später JESSEN (1933) und NETOLITZKY (1934 sowie in jüngerer Zeit besonders HJELMQVIST (1955), M. HOPF (1960), E. SCHIEMANN (1962) und SCHULTZE-MOTEL (1966) an.…”
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“…According to the available archaeological knowledge, the vetches would have been cultivated since the eight h century before Jesus-Christ (Zohary and Hopf, 1988). For Vicia narbonensis, its use goes up to the second century before Jesus-Christ (Schulte-Motel, 1972). In Tunisia, the main species as Vicia sativa L, Vicia villosa Roth.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%