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430 Hectares of Emptied Water Near Béziers in the Middle Ages: Eight Centuries Later, Farmers Plow a Giant Wheel that only the Sky Reveals in Full

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Seen from the sky, it looks like a huge cartwheel laid on the Languedoc countryside, with its perfectly orderly rays converging towards a central hub. No voluntary architectural gesture, no land contemporary art: just vineyards, olive trees and fields that draw, without will, one of the most amazing agricultural figures [...]
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Seen from the sky, it looks like a huge cartwheel laid on the Languedoc countryside, with its perfectly orderly rays converging towards a central hub. No voluntary architectural gesture, no land contemporary art: just vineyards, olive trees and fields that draw, without will, one of the most amazing agricultural figures [...]

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SciencePost broke the news on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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