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1 hour ago, liuzhou said:That article is riddled with errors,
You're right. Reading back through it some parts of it almost makes me laugh. The idea of Mayan warriors running through the jungles with tamales in their pockets 7000 years ago is pretty ridiculous. My idea in posting the article was to show that many of our foods of today do have a similarity with Foods of past civilizations and that even then, they were taking care in the preparation of food using spices and aromatics.
1 hour ago, liuzhou said:That article is riddled with errors,
You're right. Reading back through it some parts of it almost make me laugh. The idea of Mayan warriors running through the jungles with tamales in their pockets 7000 years ago is pretty ridiculous. My idea in posting the article was to show that many of our foods of today do have a similarity with Foods of past civilizations and that even then, they were taking care in the preparation of food using spices and aromatics.
