2. Plow: The plow was used for preparing the soil for planting crops. It was made of wood and had a metal tip. The farmer would use the plow to break up the soil and make it easier for seeds to be planted.
3. Sickle: The sickle was used for harvesting crops. It was a curved blade attached to a wooden handle. The farmer would use the sickle to cut the stalks of grain or other crops.
In our article When the emperor Hadrian destroyed the longest bridge in the world, we tell how this bridge was ordered to be built by Trajan in the year 103 AD. over the Danube River, to serve as a crossing and supply for the troops in the imminent Second Dacian War against Decebalus. The bridge wa
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