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Pottery Vessels Reveal Connections between Prehistoric European Hunter-Gatherer Communities

Pottery Vessels Reveal Connections between Prehistoric European Hunter-Gatherer Communities
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Roman Diets Exposed: Who Ate Best? Elite Roman Men, Or Women?

Roman Diets Exposed: Who Ate Best? Elite Roman Men, Or Women?
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Gender differences in diets of ancient Romans revealed in new analysis of Pompeii skeletons -- Secret History -- Sott net

Roman men and women in the ancient Italian town of Herculaneum - which was buried under volcanic ash and pumice by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79 - had very different diets, a new study shows. Researchers led by the University of York.

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اكتشاف اختلافات في النظام الغذائي للرجال والنساء في روما القديمة

اكتشاف اختلافات في النظام الغذائي للرجال والنساء في روما القديمة
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Fishy secrets of ancient Roman diets revealed by York researchers

ANCIENT Roman men loved to tuck into a seafood feast - but women stuck to cheaper meat and vegetables, new research by the University of York has…

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