China ancient farm tools

(Lei Lei) It is said that the oldest tools are from the Yan Emperor's period. (turning over soil and farm tools)

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The Shang dynasty first appeared, and it was more common in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. (digging tool similar to pickaxe)

(Bronze shovel) Shang Dynasty (Bronze ware. Agricultural tools for shoveling and weeding)

(Niu Geng) began in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. (Pedal tiller)

(Farming) Han Dynasty. (turning over soil and farm tools)

(Duyun Plough) Spring and Autumn Period and Warring States Period. (turning over soil and farm tools)

Yong Li (Yong Li) is also written as "gun plow" or "shovel plow". The time is unknown and it is produced in Shanxi. (turning over soil and farm tools)

Quyuan first appeared in Dongjiang area in the late Tang Dynasty. (turning over soil and farm tools)

(coupled plow) Western Han Dynasty. (Cultivated land in groups of two cows and three people)

(soil)

Tiehua) Qin and Han Dynasties. The shovel is the cutting edge of the plow to break the soil, and the soil is the tiller of the plow.

(Plough knife)

Warring States period. (turning over soil and farm tools)

(plow)

Zhou dynasty. (turning over soil and farm tools)

(Bamboo) is also called "climbing bamboo"

Appeared in the Western Han Dynasty. (turning over soil and farm tools)

(Pheasant) During the Warring States Period. (turning over soil and farm tools)

(Sickle) Zhou Dynasty. (weeding tools)

There are no unearthed cultural relics, probably from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. ()

Warring States period. (turning over soil and farm tools)

(Zhong) Qin Dynasty. (Agricultural tools for weeding)

(Hoe) Western Zhou Dynasty. (turning over soil and farm tools)

(7) Pre-Qin. (used to break clods and level fields)

(Mo) Pre-Qin. Agricultural tools used to level and loosen the soil,

Hoe handle)

(hoe) recorded in the Yuan Dynasty, the exact time is unknown. (turning over soil and farm tools)

In the Spring and Autumn Period. (Original oil well pumping tool)

(Drainage) Han Dynasty. (irrigation)

It was more common in Qin and Han dynasties. (turning over soil and farm tools)

(Rollover) Eastern Han Dynasty. (scraper continuous water extractor)

(Waterwheel) The Eastern Han Dynasty took shape and the Three Kingdoms improved. (Agricultural irrigation tools)

The Sui Dynasty flourished in the Tang Dynasty. (Agricultural irrigation tools)

(Zhejiang) About the Yuan Dynasty. (turning over soil and farm tools)

(daigeng frame) originated in Tang dynasty and was improved in Ming dynasty. (Farmland machinery pulled by manpower)

(Kong Ming Che) The Eastern Han Dynasty took shape and the Three Kingdoms improved. (Agricultural irrigation tools)

(keel waterwheel) began in the Eastern Han Dynasty and was improved in the Three Kingdoms period. (Drainage irrigation machinery)

(Zhong) Han Dynasty. (earth-digging tools)

Iron appeared in the Warring States Period and was discovered in the Western Han Dynasty. (Farmland, farm tools for shoveling)

(Tripod cymbals) There was a tripod in the Warring States Period and a tripod in the Western Han Dynasty. (A kind of seeder)

(Six-claw plough) It is recorded in the Han Dynasty that the Sui Dynasty put the "six-claw plough"

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(Rake) Northern Wei Dynasty. (farm tools for digging the land)

(Flail) Warring States, Qin and Han Dynasties. (It consists of a long handle and a group of parallel bamboo strips or wooden strips, which are used to beat grains, wheat, beans, sesame seeds, etc. Cause seeds to fall)

(Bo Xiang) is about the Warring States at the earliest and the Han Dynasty at the latest. (Yang Chang)

(Chu Jiu) Western Zhou Dynasty. (Mortar

A tool for mashing food or medicine, etc. )

(Stone mill) It was called grinding after the Han Dynasty, and it was called "Qi" before the Han Dynasty. A machine that processes rice, wheat, beans and other grains into powder and pulp.

(Tower) was invented in the Western Han Dynasty. (Food processing apparatus for threshing and hulling)

(Windmill) Han Dynasty. (mechanical irrigation)

(Fan) originated in the Western Han Dynasty. (Grain elevator, a machine driven by wind to remove chaff)

It was recorded in the Northern Wei Dynasty. (sow or fertilize with polonium)

(Qiao Xuan) Northern Wei Dynasty. (Sowing farm tools)

(Yunba) It is recorded in the Atlas of Agricultural Documents in Yuan Dynasty. (farm tools for digging the land)

The Yuan Dynasty. (Agricultural tools for weeding and scarifying rice fields)

(Yunzhao) Yuan Dynasty. (Used for weeding and loosening soil)

(Ma Yang) Northern Song Dynasty. (Transplanting and seedling pulling tools)

(Chang Wei) Tang appeared. (trampling on farm tools)

(Stepping on a plow) Tang Dynasty. (turning over soil and farm tools)

(Ploughshares) The "plowshares" in the Warring States period have appeared. (turning over soil and farm tools)

(Shantou) Archaeological excavation, the earliest unearthed Shantou was in the Northern Song Dynasty. (loosen the soil on both sides and remove weeds on both sides)

(Pushing sickle), also known as "bronze cymbals", was in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. (turning over soil and farm tools)

(Mai Zhong) Yuan Dynasty. (wheat harvester)

(Mature) Yuan Dynasty. (Wheat Harvesting Tool)

(Long Mai) Yuan Dynasty. (Wheat Harvesting Tool)

(Shui Dui) Wei Mo Jin Chu. (irrigation)

(Shuinian) Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. (hydraulic roller)

(Ship grinding) Yuan Dynasty. (Rice tamping equipment)

(Chen Ji)

Late Western Han Dynasty. (Rice tamping equipment)

It was recorded in the Yuan Dynasty. (turning over soil and farm tools)