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In ancient times How did people use wheat?
They ate it.....
Why is it necessary to modify wheat?
Modern day wheat is nothing like the grass-like wild wheat of ancient times. It is only by modifying the wheat that we now have wheat ears a large as the now are - so producing much more flour.
What grains did ancient Romans eat?
Wheat & barley (but it was not the most popular-wheat was).
What two crop were planted by the ancient Egyptians?
Barley & Wheat
What were ancient Persia farming?
wheat and barley
What was the major crop of Ancient Egypt?
wheat.
What crops did ancient Persia grow?
wheat
What were important crops in ancient Egypt?
papyrus, wheat, barely, emmer wheat, dates and flax
What was the main grain crop of ancient Rome?
wheat
What did the ancient egyptians eat for breakfast?
wheat and bread
What did the Ancient Egyptians store in silos?
Grain and wheat
What kind of crops did the ancient Mesopotamians have?
They had wheat and barley.
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