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This Is What the Inhabitants of the World's Oldest Cities Ate in Mesopotamia 6,000 Years Ago.

Summary by La Vanguardia
The teeth tell stories. About childhood, nutrition or everyday life. Applied to the past, this resource provides unimaginable information until recently. The technique has allowed you to know the varied diet of the Paleolithic, the strange fish-based diet of an elderly woman of 2,000 years ago or the last meal of Ötzi, the ‘Ice Man’ who died 5,300 years ago in the Alps.Continue reading...

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This Is What the Inhabitants of the World's Oldest Cities Ate in Mesopotamia 6,000 Years Ago.

The teeth tell stories. About childhood, nutrition or everyday life. Applied to the past, this resource provides unimaginable information until recently. The technique has allowed you to know the varied diet of the Paleolithic, the strange fish-based diet of an elderly woman of 2,000 years ago or the last meal of Ötzi, the ‘Ice Man’ who died 5,300 years ago in the Alps.Continue reading...

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La Vanguardia broke the news in Granada, Spain on Wednesday, March 25, 2026.
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