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Research sheds new light on foodways in the first cities -- Secret History -- Sott net

The world's first urban state societies developed in Mesopotamia, modern-day Iraq, some 5500 years ago. No other artefact type is more symbolic of this development than the so-called Beveled Rim Bowl (BRB), the first mass produced ceramic bowl..

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Residues in Mesopotamia s Mass-Produced Pottery Analyzed

Residues in Mesopotamia s Mass-Produced Pottery Analyzed
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Study finds new information on food culture in world s first cities in 3500 BC

Beveled rim bowls were found to hold certain chemical compounds that helped scientists better understand food habits 5,500 years ago.

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Study finds new information on food culture in world s first cities in 3500 BC | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

Beveled rim bowls were found to hold certain chemical compounds that helped scientists better understand food habits 5,500 years ago.

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Study finds new information on food culture in world s first cities in 3500 BC

Beveled rim bowls were found to hold certain chemical compounds that helped scientists better understand food habits 5,500 years ago.

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