Food in Medieval Times
@inproceedings{Adamson2004FoodIM, title={Food in Medieval Times}, author={M. Adamson}, year={2004} }
Acknowledgments Timeline Introduction Foodstuffs Food Preparation Cuisines by Region Eating Habits and Food Ideas Food and Religion Concepts of Diet and Nutrition Conclusion Suggested Further Readings
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