Join us for this special Caffè & Cultura by Laura Motta. Sunday, April 9, 2017 at 4:30. 630 N Old Woodward Ave – Suite 102 (Lower level in the back of the building) - Birmingham, MI 48009. Reservation preferred at: [email protected]
Many of the Italian traditional ingredients can be tracked back to prehistoric time, since the first domesticated plants have been cultivated during the neolithic. This historical overview, based on recent archaeological and ethnohistorical research, explores the past lives of Italian traditional food from Romans’ cookbooks to Medieval monasteries and fascist propaganda. ~~~Laura Motta, PhD, Assistant Research Scientist at the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology and the Museum of Anthropology, The University of Michigan. Prof. Motta specializes in Bioarcheology and Archaeobotany.
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