Experimental Grinding and Ancient Egyptian Flour Production

Delwen Samuel

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Ancient Egypt and Archaeology Archaeology and ancient environmental studies Historical and Literary Studies

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hat was the nature of cereal grinding in ancient Egypt? The question may seem ob-W scure and trivial. Yet for a large proportion of the population, this was a time-consuming, day-by-day task. An exploration of flour production can give us some understanding

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