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In the Middle Ages, a common pasture was a piece of land that was shared and used by multiple individuals or communities for grazing livestock. It was typically owned collectively by the villagers or governed by a local authority. Common pastures were an essential resource for medieval communities, providing access to grazing land for livestock such as cows, sheep, and horses. The management and regulation of common pastures were often overseen by designated officials or through established rules and agreements within the community.

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