Mysterious lines on the deserts of the Near East are massive ancient hunting tools, made up of low stone walls.
Archive for June, 2010
Mysterious Desert Lines Were Animal Traps
Posted in Middle East, tagged ancient, archaeology, cooking, Food, history, hunting, prehistoric on June 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
A 200,000-Year-Old Cut of Meat
Posted in Middle East, tagged archaeology, cooking, diet, Food, history, neolithic on June 28, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Topic: Sharing Meat Contestants on TV shows like Top Chef and Hell’s Kitchen know that their meat-cutting skills will be scrutinized by a panel of unforgiving judges. Now, new archaeological evidence is getting the same scrutiny by scientists at Tel Aviv University and the University of Arizona. Their research is providing new clues about [...]
First Beehives from Ancient Israel Discovered
Posted in Middle East, tagged agriculture, ancient, archaeology, bee's, Food, history, honey wine on June 25, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Topic: Bees- Recently discovered beehives from ancient Israel 3,000 years ago appear to be the oldest evidence for beekeeping ever found, scientists reported. Archaeologists identified the remains of honeybees — including workers, drones, pupae, and larvae — inside about 30 clay cylinders thought to have been used as beehives at the site of Tel Rehov [...]
9,000 year old beer recreated
Posted in Africa, Asia, Middle East, tagged agriculture, ancient, archaeology, beer, Food, history on June 23, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Topic: Recreating ancient beer A 9,000 year old beer made of rice, honey and hawthorn may give a whole new meaning to cracking open a cold one. The beer, called Chateau Jiahu, will come July be on sale in British Columbia and depending on sales perhaps sometimes soon in the rest of Canada. Chateau Jiahu [...]
Bakers and Brewers from Meketre’s model bakery
Posted in Middle East, tagged agriculture, ancient, ancient Egypt, Ancient grain, beer, bread, Food, history on June 21, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Topic: Bread and beer-Models of Bakers and Brewers Happy Summer solstice everyone! Pictures of the models: Middle Kingdom, Dynasty 12, reign of Amenemhat I, ca. 1975 b.c. Egyptian; From the tomb of Meketre, western Thebes Plastered and painted wood. The figures in Meketre’s models, especially those from the combined [...]
Humans made fire 790,000 years ago
Posted in Africa, Middle East, Uncategorized, tagged archaeology, fire, Food, history, prehistoric, Salt on June 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Topic: Fire-there goes Raw Food My Thoughts: Did they mean discover fire, I hope so. I do wonder why it took so long for the first fast food diner -oh wait once we could control fire, everything was fast food-or at least a bit easier to eat; Good Eats, well that might have had to wait for spices [...]
Respect Your Elders, Human!
Posted in Middle East, Uncategorized, tagged agriculture, ancient, archaeology, cooking, Food, history, hunters on June 16, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Topic; Prehistoric kitchens and jewlery Neanderthals were using jewelry like ancient Yankees caps before Homo sapiens arrived, and hominids had kitchens and workshops nearly a million years ago. We Homo sapiens consider ourselves pretty special, with our symbolic art, abstract thinking, and highly organized societies. But evidence is mounting that these hallmarks of modern human behavior [...]
Earliest Agriculture in the New World
Posted in Mesoamericia, North Americia, tagged agriculture, Ancient grain, archaeology, Food, history, Mesoamericia, neolithic on June 11, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Topic: New World Seeds: Dating of squash seeds from a cave in Oaxaca, Mexico, has confirmed that plant domestication in the Americas began some 10,000 years ago. The new finding, reported by Smithsonian archaeologist Bruce Smith in the journal Science, indicates that planting began in the New World about the same time as in the [...]
A Thousand Loaves of Bread
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged ancient, ancient Egypt, beer, bread, Food, history, horus, recipes on June 9, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Topic: A friends passing Today I want to share with you the passing of a friend of mine and a devoted eater of my bread, Rev Harold Moss, Church of the Eternal Source. Only my husband who only eats my bread and no other( except perhaps sandwich bread), has given me so much pleasure by [...]
Tools show ancient human diet
Posted in Africa, Mesoamericia, Middle East, Uncategorized, tagged agriculture, archaeology, diet, Food, history, neolithic on June 7, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Topic : Diet and Brain Development Almost two million years ago, early humans began eating food such as crocodiles, turtles and fish – a diet that could have played an important role in the evolution of human brains and our footsteps out of Africa, according to new research. In what is the first evidence of [...]
