The location, size, and structure of the farmlands and hydraulic systems built by the Indigenous inhabitants of Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain, remain unknown. This hampers our ability to understand how they organized agricultural production and how European settlers transformed local landscapes to build commercial plantations in the late fifteenth century. This paper combines an analysis of archival sources with the study of agricultural landscapes and practices to identify and describe the fields that were employed by the first colonists of Agüimes and Temisas, and to derive information about the location, design, and management of the pre-Hispanic farmlands.

西班牙加那利群岛大加那利岛土著居民建造的农田和水利系统的位置、大小和结构仍然未知。这阻碍了我们了解他们如何组织农业生产以及欧洲定居者如何在 15 世纪后期改变当地景观以建造商业种植园的能力。本文将档案资料的分析与农业景观和实践的研究相结合，以识别和描述 Agüimes 和 Temisas 的第一批殖民者使用的田地，并获得有关该地区的位置、设计和管理的信息。西班牙农田。