Agricultural innovation and socio-economic change in early medieval Europe: Evidence from Britain and France

Arts & Humanities

• Early Medieval Europe 100%
• Economic Change 71%
• Animal Husbandry 61%
• Innovation 50%
• Early Medieval Period 43%
• France 42%
• Estate 41%
• Roman West 36%
• Emporia 34%
• Monasticism 27%
• Political Change 27%
• Saxon 26%
• State Formation 26%
• Subsistence 24%
• Wool 24%
• Bottom-up 23%
• Animals 22%
• England 22%
• Surplus 19%
• Commodities 17%
• Archaeology 15%
• Rise 15%

Earth & Environmental Sciences

• Medieval 75%
• animal husbandry 59%
• innovation 58%
• socioeconomics 55%
• Europe 46%
• animal product 32%
• political change 31%
• surplus 24%
• subsistence 24%
• commodity 23%

Social Sciences

• socioeconomic development 71%
• animal husbandry 69%
• France 52%
• innovation 43%
• evidence 28%
• state formation 24%
• economic change 23%
• political change 22%
• commodity 21%
• town 18%
• social change 18%
• animal 18%