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tiompan wrote: .... what was interesting is that there was no evidence for cereals and their production at DW ,that's what the reviews missed out on and picked the wrong horse by suggesting there was no veg . The move away from cereals and their production is evident in other areas in the period and some see this as a move away from farming after the earlier introduction . Does the absence of grain indicate a move away from farming? If Durrington Walls was indeed a settlement for the builders of Stonehenge, would they involve themselves in farming? Probably not, they would be too knackered. If Durrington Walls had another purpose - such as a seasonal festive gathering, again grain based food probably wouldn't be on the menu. Reply | with quote |  15th October 2015ce 19:58 In reply to: Re: CULINARY HABITS OF THE STONEHENGE BUILDERS (tiompan) |
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