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They ate chicken, beef, lamb and mutton, deer, rabbit, squirrel, grains such as wheat and barley, and other game animals.
In medieval times, Europe did not have turkey, potatoes, or tomatoes, among other foods that were introduced after the Europeans discovered America.
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What did rich people eat in Mesopotamia?
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What year was it 25000 years ago?
Life was very basic and there weren't that many neccesities of life. No, there were necessities such as food, fire, water and shelter-not to mention protecting yourself from predators who might want to eat you. None of which were easy to come by. However, comfort was in short supply.
What did rich and poor people eat in the 1500s?
food
Why did the Nemean lion eat people?
It was at Hera's request.
What food did the people of Argos eat?
bread,grapes,peanuts and other stuff
Did people eat kimchi a 100 years ago?
Yes, kimchi was eaten 100 years ago.
What did people in Asia eat 3000 years ago?
Rice.
Who were the first people to eat in Mexico?
Probably some nomadic people, some 19,000 years ago.
How do Chinese people eat cat?
this happened many years ago when they were starving, it is not happening today
What did aboriginal people eat 100 years ago?
Just maccas now and then, but only if they were good and did their chores.
What did people eat 400 years ago?
Around 400 years ago, people ate many of the same things as today including chicken, pasta, and soups. They often contained fewer and less variety in the ingredients.
How was life for a teenage 50 years ago?
Life 50 years ago was much simpler. People worked and spent time with their family. Going out to eat was a special occasion. People socialized with friends and family in their homes.
Do they eat rabbits?
By "they" I think you mean "people". Yes, but a lot less nowadays than 50 years ago.
How did people measure 3000 years ago?
Thy have to hunt and then thy hve to cook so that they could eat,
Do Australians eat koala?
No. They do not. Years ago, the indigenous people of Australia did eat koalas, but there are virtually no tribes living their traditional lifestyle any more.
Why do Chinese eat sitting on the floor?
It's simply how their culter teches them to sit. The Chinese sit in chairs or stools. The stools may be very short making it appear as if they are sitting on the floor. Chairs were reportedly introduced to China around 700 years ago. The Japanese, however, do sit on the floor to eat. They feel that digestion and circulation is better. The Chinese still have lots of customs that they practice and live by, but their culture had nothing to do with sitting on the floor or in a chair. 700 years ago and longer, people were still learning how to make things but first someone had to have a need or want for the idea to be born.
What kind of food people of 400 years ago preserved to make sure their family had enough to eat during winter?
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