Bronze Age cookery and home life at Must Farm
Speaker: Rachel Ballantyne, University of Cambridge
This talk outlines – from sampling to the laboratory – the diverse methods used to reveal microscopic and molecular evidence for home life at Must Farm. Although the settlement was built over a fen waterway, a significant proportion of the plant and animal resources were brought from dry land elsewhere. When combined, these strands of evidence give an unprecedented insight into Bronze Age life, both at home and in the wider landscape.
An online talk organised by Peterborough Museum
