Archaeology_(what_Did_They_Eat_)

Archaeology (what Did They Eat') What Did They Eat' Some ways of understanding what was eaten are from records. Written records specify some of the foods that were eaten. Also art work displays what might have been food eaten. Even actual remains could be very informative to understand what they were eating. The analysis of bones can indicate the balance of marine and earthly foods in their diet. This also shows differences in the nutrition between the poor and rich members of the society. This shows what members were eating healthier and which were not. Explanation of food remains requires to a certain extent complicated procedures. Today we can initially reconstruct the set of choices available in the nearby environments. The unarguable proof that a particular plant or animal species was actually consumed is the presence of its traces in stomach contents or in fossilized feces. The archaeologists if they want to understand what was eaten, they need to understand the archaeological context of a plant sample. They need to understand the uses of the plants by humans. They need to know what effects the plants have on the human remains. The remains of the plant make remains, eaten, plant, animal, understand, teeth, need, analysis, food, chemical, been, traces, tools, residues, records, new, human, foods, even, eating, diet, bones, body, archaeologists, written, whether, ways, vessels, understanding, tooth, tool, tell, technology, signatures, shows