Příklady homestead

• Householders in more egalitarian ' stateless ' societies had to build up their reputations by hand, establishing prosperous homesteads and defending their reputations against other people's slurs.

• Each is surrounded by lesser administrative sites and rural homesteads.

• Women and girls came to their new homesteads with their own jewellery and were subsequendy buried with them.

• A lot of the migrants were healthy, young people who moved to new regions, set up homesteads, and started families.

• The majority of inhabitants in the urban areas live in clustered homesteads due to scarcity of land for settlement.

• The morally instructive history of homesteading taught elders the dangers of familial discord.

• The loss of people decreased the labour available to herd and guard cattle, work the land and protect homesteads and grain stores.

• Elders determined the opening date for each of these reserves and designated specific areas for homesteads.

• The rudiments of a selfimposed technical land-use plan were evident in the siting and layout of the new homesteads and arable plots.

• Thus, the unit was set to encompass no more than 200 homesteads or nomad tents in rural communities, and from 1,000 to 2,000 in volost communities.

• Homegardens may be defined as integrated, multi-structured, tree, crop and livestock systems that have been developed around tropical homesteads, often on quite small pieces of land.

• Both men and women garnered more or less prestige according to their homestead's wealth in stock, number of children and overall reputation for successful management of their domestic affairs.

• The development of a centralized state, which usurped the powers of lineages and homesteads, had a profound effect upon the way some women related to the rest of society.

• The technology under discussion, that is the cultivation of forages on small upland or lowland plots near homesteads, seeks to generate feeds to supplement the diets of grazing cattle.

• Intensive broiler management systems tend to deprive birds of free access to fresh pastures and succulent leguminous plants that are readily available to scavenging chicken around homesteads and villages.