Ultima (2015)
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Here they were to farm, they were told.
They would grow maize, corn, wheat, rice, coca, and the ubiquitous potato, which the Incas called papas. There were no animals to raise, no sheep, goats, cattle—no llamas—though, they were told, some animals ran wild in the hacha hacha, the jungle. But they were expected to raise some more exotic and unfamiliar crops, gaudy flowers, strange fungi and lichen, that the ColU speculated were the source of mind-altering potions—psychoactive drugs, he told M...ardina, evidently a feature of Inca culture in any timeline.
So the work began.
• • • The land had to be kept open by regular burnings at the perimeter of the clearing. And the labor of keeping the land drained would always be considerable. It was poor, the soil thin, but not so bad that it was unworkable. The Romans fertilized their patch, mostly with ash from the burned rain forest perimeter, or the dung and bones of the animals that ran wild in the rain forest, notably rodents that could be the size of sheep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here they were to farm, they were told.
They would grow maize, corn, wheat, rice, coca, and the ubiquitous potato, which the Incas called papas. There were no animals to raise, no sheep, goats, cattle—no llamas—though, they were told, some animals ran wild in the hacha hacha, the jungle. But they were expected to raise some more exotic and unfamiliar crops, gaudy flowers, strange fungi and lichen, that the ColU speculated were the source of mind-altering potions—psychoactive drugs, he told M...ardina, evidently a feature of Inca culture in any timeline.
So the work began.
• • • The land had to be kept open by regular burnings at the perimeter of the clearing. And the labor of keeping the land drained would always be considerable. It was poor, the soil thin, but not so bad that it was unworkable. The Romans fertilized their patch, mostly with ash from the burned rain forest perimeter, or the dung and bones of the animals that ran wild in the rain forest, notably rodents that could be the size of sheep.
What to read after Ultima?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Baxter to read onlineMoreLess
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