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Farming in Ancient Rome: Practices and Challenges by OscarVall is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Farming in ancient Rome was primarily dominated by aristocratic landowners, with small farmers often losing their land to wealthy elites during the Punic Wars, leading to the rise of large estates called latifundia. Agriculture was the main industry, producing various goods including vegetables, oil, and wine, while small farmers received state aid through Emperor Nerva
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- OscarVall
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