Wheat field in Devon

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Field of wheat in Devon. About 85% of the wheat used in the UK milling industry today is home grown.

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Sue Watts CollectionSWAT

Harvesting wheat, scene from a window in South Cadbury church, SomersetSWAT-001

Wheat field in DevonSWAT-002

Rotary quern from Probus, CornwallSWAT-003

Medieval pot quern from Rievaulx Abbey, North YorkshireSWAT-004

Mills and bakery in the Royal William Yard, PlymouthSWAT-005

Reconstructed Iron Age oven at Castell Henllys, DyfedSWAT-006

SpeltSWAT-007

Pompeiian mill (animal powered)SWAT-008

Overshot waterwheel at Bridge Mill, BridgeruleSWAT-009

‘Spanish mills’. Rotary querns from Tarragona, Catalonia, Spain, 2nd to 1st century BCSWAT-010

Olynthus millstones from the hillfort of Ensérune, Hérault in southern FranceSWAT-011

Rotary quern with reconstructed wooden handle in Andover Museum from the Iron Age hillfort of Danebury, HampshireSWAT-012

Roman lava querns from the fort at Saalburg, GermanySWAT-013

Animal-driven millstones in a bakery at Ostia near RomeSWAT-014

Medieval pot quern from Haughmond Abbey, ShropshireSWAT-015

Sacrewell Mill near Peterborough, CambridgeshireSWAT-016

Winchester City MillSWAT-017