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Irrigated terraces in the Iberian Peninsula are associated with al-Andalus; the name with which the region was known following the migration of Arabic–Berber tribes across the Strait of Gibraltar, starting from 711 AD. Several of these agricultural areas have remained in use in the west Mediterranean to the present day. Historical texts usually refer to later extensions of the original Andalusi irrigated...
Irrigated pondfields and rainfed field systems represented alternative pathways of agricultural intensification that were unevenly distributed across the Hawaiian Archipelago prior to European contact, with pondfields on wetter soils and older islands and rainfed systems on fertile, moderate-rainfall upland sites on younger islands. The spatial separation of these systems is thought to have contributed...
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