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Winchester City Council planning decisions | Hampshire Chronicle

Winchester City Council planning officers permitted all of the applications before them this week, with one being withdrawn. ....

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Why were chickens regarded as special exotica in the past?

Chickens are part of a lot of peoples diet today, but before they were food, people regarded them as special exotica. ....

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Long before chickens were domesticated for food, they were regarded as special exotica

Two new studies are changing our understanding of human-chicken relationships. ....

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Before Chicken Domestication, The 'Exotic' Birds Were Revered, Not Eaten

A breakthrough study has proven that chicken domestication did begin in Southeast Asia but much later than we thought, and that we didn’t eat them at first! ....

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Humanity's 3,500 year old association with chickens revealed in new study -- Secret History -- Sott.net

Chickens' first relationship with humans may not have been as a platter of wings or a pair of tasty drumsticks. Researchers have found that people initially saw these now-ubiquitous birds as exotic, and they venerated and even worshiped them.. ....

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