Archeology
Discover the 'whole vegetable' diet of ancient Roman gladiators
Researchers have recently discovered a diet rich in plants and meatless Roman gladiators.
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The luxurious diet of the ancient king of England
The results of Richard III's teeth and bone research showed that the King of England had to drink one bottle of wine every day in the last years before dying.
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Ancient people eat snails from 30,000 years ago
A new archaeological excavation in Spain reveals that humans eat snails from the Paleolithic period 30,000 years ago.
Archeology
Fecal fossil analysis of ancient people
Through analysis of fossil samples, experts found the old Neanderthals had an omnivorous diet.
Archeology
Discover typical dishes of ancient Egypt
Researchers have found that the ancient Egyptians tend to eat more vegetables and fruits.
Archeology
Lizard used to be in the Arab diet?
Muslims are forbidden to eat reptiles. However, a new study shows that people living in deserts in Saudi Arabia used to
Archeology
The diet of 'sea breeze' of ancient Romans
According to archaeologists, the poor class of ancient Romans also knew how to eat sea urchins or even giraffes ...
Archeology
Discovering the food of 'appetite' of prehistoric cockroaches
Scientists point out that dinosaur waste is a meal
Archeology
Add new findings from ancient Egyptian mummies
Through dental chemistry analysis, scientists pointed out that ancient Egyptian civilization had to live in harsh environments.
Archeology
Meat is the driving force of evolution
Scientists explained that human ancestors began to use meat as food about 1.5 million years ago, meaning much earlier than current theories.
Archeology
Humanity comes from the mountain forests?
The nearest ancestor of a human lineage may have lived through the day by eating leaves, berries and bark of mountain forests instead of a grass-based menu as other exti…
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The miserable diet of human ancestors
The new study suggests that human ancestors 2 million years ago had an extremely miserable diet, primarily chewing bark and leaves to survive the day. The results of Aus…
Archeology
Animals switch diets when climate changes
Dietary mammals are based on climate changes due to climate, which contrasts with the assumption that mammals maintain their eating habits despite global warming.
Archeology
Norse people eat seals and dolphins
According to a new study, prehistoric Neanderthal diets live in caves on Rock of Gibraltar including seal and dolphin meat.