the process of selective breeding is a common practice that has been used by farmers for hundreds of years.
the process of selective breeding is a common practice that has been used by farmers for hundreds of years.
which process is a common practice that has been used by farmers for hundreds of years?
selective breeding
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archaeological findings throughout scandinavia and viking settlements in the british isles support the idea of the well groomed and hygienic viking. burial with grave goods was a common practice in the scandinavian world, through the viking age and well past the christianization of the norse peoples. within these burial sites and homesteads, combs, often made from antler, are a common find. the manufacturing of such antler combs was common, as at the viking settlement at dublin hundreds examples of combs from the tenth-century have survived, suggesting that grooming was a common practice. the manufacturing of such combs was also widespread throughout the viking world, as examples of similar combs have been found at viking settlements in ireland, england, and scotland. the combs share a common visual appearance as well, with the extant examples often decorated with linear, interlacing, and geometric motifs, or other forms of ornamentation depending on the comb's period and type, but stylistically similar to viking age art. the practice of grooming was a concern for all levels of viking age society, as grooming products, combs, have been found in common graves as well as aristocratic ones. together, these grooming products indicate a conscious regard for appearance and hygiene, especially with the understanding of the regular bathing practices of norse peoples.
vikings