DOI article:
Lang, Valter: Prehistoric and medieval field systems in Estonia
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.49004#0084
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VALTER LANG
Fig. 6. Fields at Saha-Loo (mapped by Alari Unt and Valter Lang). 1 stone baulk, 2 clearance cairn, 3
excavation, 4 stone wall partially covered by turf, 5 modern stone wall, 6 field path. □ Fluren bei
Saha-Loo (kartiert von Alari Unt und Valter Lang). 1 Wall, 2 Lesesteinhaufen, 3 Ausgrabung, 4 Steinwall,
z.T. mit Grassoden bewachsen, 5 moderner Steinwall, 6 Feldweg.
the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age and
were recently discussed in an article (Lang
1994), while the third is younger, mostly me-
dieval.
The so-called Baltic field system can be
presented by the complex at Saha-Loo (Fig.
1.5 and Fig. 6), which is characterized by low
baulks consisting only of stones and covered
VALTER LANG
Fig. 6. Fields at Saha-Loo (mapped by Alari Unt and Valter Lang). 1 stone baulk, 2 clearance cairn, 3
excavation, 4 stone wall partially covered by turf, 5 modern stone wall, 6 field path. □ Fluren bei
Saha-Loo (kartiert von Alari Unt und Valter Lang). 1 Wall, 2 Lesesteinhaufen, 3 Ausgrabung, 4 Steinwall,
z.T. mit Grassoden bewachsen, 5 moderner Steinwall, 6 Feldweg.
the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age and
were recently discussed in an article (Lang
1994), while the third is younger, mostly me-
dieval.
The so-called Baltic field system can be
presented by the complex at Saha-Loo (Fig.
1.5 and Fig. 6), which is characterized by low
baulks consisting only of stones and covered