What can we learn from the resilience and adaptability of Iron Age food systems?

Conclusions. Stable isotope data have shown the LIA tribe of Dorset ate a mainly terrestrial diet, based upon their position within the predicted range of ... ... they also imported the associated ideas, values and customs. At the same ... eat in a cleanly fashion, to be sure, but with a lion-like appetite ... 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 ... Iron Age people grew their own crops to make food, likewheat, oats and barley. They used cattle to make milk, cheese, meat and leather and to pull ploughs and ... 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 ... Jun 7, 2022 ... The horse bones from Drummond Park are typical of animals of the period – more like a pony. They ranged in age, the youngest around four years old, the oldest ... Page 1. This leaflet is to help you understand why iron is important in the body and give ideas on how to include iron rich foods in your child's diet. Why is ... Feb 25, 2022 ... Adding more fruit to your diet can have significant benefits for overall health. Fruits, like vegetables, contain carbohydrates and provide ... Please fire the manager, he is NOT qualified! I visited this restaurant with high hopes, but what a disappointment! The manager's attitude was beyond ... Oct 19, 2017 ... ... diet. The Irish diet has always featured cow's milk. Cows were Iron Age currency, butter was paid as food-rent, and Ireland has a 2,000-year ...