What did ancient Britons eat? We find out by tasting some authentic Iron Age in Ancient Artisans

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[@adrianaslund8605]

They used spices that we europeans today have forgotten about like sorrel and such. Chives, mustard and ramson was also available in northern Europe but perhaps not known well enough to be used by your average person. Juniper would also be available in the in the nordic countries and was used in the Mediterranean.

[@shea5542]

Extremely interesting. I didn’t know about the blood bread.

[@adrianaslund8605]

The enriched bread seems like a bread for kings and chieftains.

[@brittbrat1988]

I wish I could experience this atleast once in my life. I would love to know how my ancestors survived live a day in their shoes perhaps. Anceint celtic culture is a very interesting time period for me I have read a lot and watched a lot of documentaries. I would be down to start a larping club if anyone is interested in joining me. I would love to meet others with similar interests. I live in the states and would love to get to know others around the world if not local who share my fascination for this time period. Blessed be to all, Brittany Rodriguez

[@northboy7996]

😍 I love this idea lol

[@shea5542]

Me too!! How to start?

[@georgeharrington5250]

Did you guys go ahead with this? Would love to join if so 🇮🇪

[@James_I_Archer]

Very interesting

[@maltflesh]

🥺 beautiful

[@jindrakara4153]

iÍs it possible to get some recipes for our reenactment group?

[@ViralHistory]

Please follow Parrio Gallico for recipes!

[@josephturner4047]

Barm isn't strange.

[@husseinmazraani2352]

I like the first one I think it is blog bred

[@fikriasrofi5312]

So britton didnt eat grass roots like roman say

[@alexevans4877]

Wait what? Romans were disgusted that Brittunculī, were a pasture society, feeding barbarically on meat and milk. They also contrast this by describing later the midlands being filled with "Corn" (likely millet), up until the highlands where "Corns" vanish. (the oats the Romans brought with them, were hardy and later became the crop of the people in the tough highland)

[@fikriasrofi5312]

@@alexevans4877 what is pasture society

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

@@fikriasrofi5312 Farmers

[@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344]

No. Many Britons lived like native Americans or Aboriginal Australians for a long time, until the start of the Farming Age or the Neolithic is when they began to discover farming

[@fikriasrofi5312]

@@deaganachomarunacathasaigh4344 so they are hunter gatherer with metalurgi?

[@zootjitsu6767]

Didn’t eat the blood bread… lame