How can we learn from the nutritional wisdom of our ancestors?

What causes iron-deficiency anemia in a child? · Diets low in iron. A child gets iron from the food in their diet. · Body changes. When the body goes through a ... Jun 5, 2014 ... A general shift was documented from the Merovingian Age 550-800 AD to the Viking Age AD 800-1050 (VA), with a heavier reliance on marine diet in the VA. Berries such as apples, blackberries, raspberries, and elderberries would have been gathered in mass during the summer, and nuts would also be available in ... Occasionally they hunted deer, wild boar and wildfowl, like ducks and geese. Dogs, also commonly found in Iron Age settlements, may have been taken on hunting ... Six-row barley was the main crop grown throughout Iron Age Scotland, although occasionally naked barley appears, with a low percentage of oats and occasionally ... Jan 14, 2004 ... In fact we know that people in the Iron Age did eat dogs and horses." Interestingly, another sample of Iron Age bone that Jay has been examining ... Mar 20, 2021 ... Boiled dishes had a place at all meals, even the fancier ones. Ovens were quite rare in Iron Age Scandinavia, but there was still a wide ... Jan 9, 2024 ... Edit: I've killed lots of 1 and two star boars, they only ever drop one meat. The only difference is stars are more likely to drop trophies. Where did the Iron Age people sleep? What did they eat and drink from? How ... How did building styles here change between the Neolithic, Iron Age and Roman ... Mar 31, 2016 ... ... eat of wheaten bread; their meat was of beans …' (Hanawalt ... Age and Iron Age. The increased frequency of archaeobotanical finds ...