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How big is a doormouse?
pretty small
What clothes did the Romans eat?
The Romans didn't eat clothes.
How do you spell doormouse?
The correct spelling is "dormouse" (small mouse-like rodent).The spelling Doormouse is the stage name of electronic music artist Daniel Martin.
What did Romans use to eat with?
The Romans used spoons and their fingers to eat.
Is a doormouse a mammal?
yes a door mouse is a mammal
Do rodents destroy crops?
yes. doormouse espeshaly.
Where does a doormouse live?
they come from india but you can usually find them in the woods,
What did Romans eat and drink?
Romans eat pig with apple in its mouth and they drank wine.
What do current Romans eat?
they eat stuff
What do ancient Romans eat on fests?
The ancient Romans used to eat chicken, beef and veal during the festivals.
What food did the Romans eat and how did they make it?
the Romans eat bread the most along with wheat corn and lots of fruits
What do Romans eat today?
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