*Increasing Crisis in Athenian Farming/Debt-Solon brings reform Rich landowners buy up land of indetbed farmers (1 out 610 ano antes da era comum – 1 nov 596 ano antes da era comum)

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Another theory is that a cause of the problem was deforestation. Well, it's perfectly true that Athens was severely deforested in the course of the centuries, so that Plato could comment on how this deforesting had denuded Athens of trees by the fourth century, but there's no reason to think that that was happening, especially during the time of Solon. Very probably that deforestation hadn't gone that far, and in any case its connection to problems of the farmland are less clear than they might be. Here's what Hanson finally concludes about it. He says the crisis was a natural, evolutionary process of success and failure. A subtle transformation that occurs when there are fundamental changes in land use and a growing population and that seems to me to be the most satisfactory account of how the Athenians got into that fix. Yale 142

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