Archaeologists in Denmark have found evidence of a 3,000 year-old cooking mistake that casts some light into the everyday life of Scandinavian Bronze Age people.
Clear evidence for one of the most common mistakes in the kitchen – burning food – lay in a clay pot that was excavated in central Jutland, Denmark.
The clay vessel was found, upturned and in near mint condition, at the bottom of what was once a waste pit.
“The pot is typical for cooking vessels in this region of Denmark. It was accompanied by several other objects fitting the dating,” archaeologist Kaj F. Rasmussen from Museum Silkeborg, Denmark, told Discovery News. Read more.
[fucks up dinner and just straight-up buries the evidence] We’re Getting Ancient Pizza Tonight, Girls
one time when i was 13 i burned pudding and couldn’t get it out of the pot and i was so ashamed i buried it in the backyard so no one would know
First off, Belfast
was not quite what I expected. I’m not sure if I can exactly articulate what I
expected of Belfast, but it wasn’t that. I guess I was expecting it to be more
violent and much more broken down than it was, but it seemed just like any other
city. The main things we did (Emily, Alyssa, Brett, and I) were go to the
Titanic museum and go to Giant’s Causeway, which was absolutely amazing.
