Well, being Italian (my great grandparents came on a boat from Italy to the "New Land" of America), Italians have always grown their own gardens in their yard and they were the famous spaghetti and meatball with red sauce" founders, always grown the grain and tomatoes themselves. Although the exact recipe has changed over MANY years, I am pretty sure that the basics or "spine" of the recipe hasn't changed. I would defiantly use another source to verify my facts by, I only know very little about the early 1900s, so even I wouldn't trust myself about the 1600s!!!!! Hope I helped- Pipsqueak
food
yes
no they were not around at the time
In the 1600s, a king's diet typically included a variety of rich and elaborate foods. Meals often featured roasted meats like beef, venison, and game birds, accompanied by seasonal vegetables and fruits. Spices, herbs, and sauces were used generously to enhance flavors, and desserts like pies and pastries were common. The meals were often lavishly presented, reflecting the king's wealth and status.
The capital of unified Egypt was in Memphis. This capital had been moved from Abydos during the first dynasty. Another capital was located in Avaris during 1600s BC.
yes
Fruit and vegtables
food
bread
Food most likely
Nothing. He died in the 1600s.
Beef, chicken and pork, fish, brocolli and vegetables
Food most likely
Game was plentiful and the waters privided fish, crab and oysters.
Advantages are that they could grow and eat their own crops. And that there were many ways yto be resourceful
No one ever had sex in the 1600s. Ever.
beggars were treated like dirt! There were always looking for money and scraps of food to eat beggars were treated like dirt! There were always looking for money and scraps of food to eat