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According to another historical account the earliest remains of hay were found in central european archeologicalEuropean archaeological sites from the late stone age. Dyson has the right place but wrong time. The romansRomans, greeksGreeks, and chineseChinese might have used hay, but it is one thing that predates their civilizations. Again its earliest finds are in europeEurope north of the alps and east of the rhineRhine centuries before the middle ages.

According to another historical account the earliest remains of hay were found in central european archeological sites from the late stone age. Dyson has the right place but wrong time. The romans, greeks, and chinese might have used hay, but it is one thing that predates their civilizations. Again its earliest finds are in europe north of the alps and east of the rhine centuries before the middle ages.

According to another historical account the earliest remains of hay were found in central European archaeological sites from the late stone age. Dyson has the right place but wrong time. The Romans, Greeks, and Chinese might have used hay, but it is one thing that predates their civilizations. Again its earliest finds are in Europe north of the alps and east of the Rhine centuries before the middle ages.

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According to another historical account the earliest remains of hay were found in central european archeological sites duringfrom the late stone age. Dyson has the right place but wrong time. The romans, greeks, and chinese might have used hay, but it is one thing that predates their civilazationscivilizations. Again its earliest finds are in europe north of the alps and east of the rhine centuries before the middle ages.

According to another historical account the earliest remains of hay were found in central european archeological sites during the late stone age. Dyson has the right place but wrong time. The romans, greeks, and chinese might have used hay, but it is one thing that predates their civilazations. Again its earliest finds are in europe north of the alps and east of the rhine centuries before the middle ages.

According to another historical account the earliest remains of hay were found in central european archeological sites from the late stone age. Dyson has the right place but wrong time. The romans, greeks, and chinese might have used hay, but it is one thing that predates their civilizations. Again its earliest finds are in europe north of the alps and east of the rhine centuries before the middle ages.

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According to another historical account the earliest remains of hay were found in central european archeological sites during the late stone age. Dyson has the right place but wrong time. The romans, greeks, and chinese might have used hay, but it is one thing that predates their civilazations. Again its earliest finds are in europe north of the alps and east of the rhine centuries before the middle ages.