"Historical sources indicate that food in colonial institutions was bland and monotonous, enculturing immigrants in an idealized British diet of bread and meat," states Dr. Kimberley Connor from ...
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Discovery under floorboards at Hyde Park Barracks paints clearer picture of 19th century women's livesAn unusual spot within this historic Sydney site has a treasure trove of archaeological evidence, which provides insight into ...
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Understanding the Difference Between Pecans and WalnutsHow to Tell the Difference Between Pecans and Walnuts? At first glance, pecans and walnuts might seem similar, but their ...
Jessica Pegula knows a thing or two about rewriting your narrative. The World No. 5 checks in ahead from the Qatar TotalEnergies Open in Doha, where she opened with a tough win over Elina Svitolina.
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Dried plants 19th-century Australian colonial institution indicate secret, illicit snacking among residentsFruits, vegetables, nuts and spices were found, including native Australian plants (such as macadamia nuts and a quandong) and those introduced from around the world (American corn cobs, Southeast ...
Australian Louis Zezeran brought stand-up to Estonia. While winters are tough, he relates to Estonians' love for nature.
TPG's director of travel content Eric Rosen has used points and miles to visit some of the world's most remote corners, including swimming with whale sharks off Western Australia's Ningaloo ... the ...
The ancient Greeks used to make a wide variety of breads, as they considered it to be of great importance in their eating ...
Designed to keep prices low and conserve wax paper, the ban, enacted on this day in 1943, only succeeded in making Americans furious ...
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