Ever since the early days of humankind, clay pots have been an integral part of cooking. Now, a Massachusetts woman is on a mission to bring back the ancient cookware into modern times. Ever since the ...
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How ancient humans learned to cook
No cupboards. No ovens. No ceramic spice jars lined up in a row. Just stone, wood, bone, dirt, hunger, weather, and the slow ...
Earthenware pots were a game-changer, Dunne says, and people invented them multiple times in different places. Ceramic vessels helped change what people ate—they could boil meat for stews, for example ...
RIGHT NOW, IT ALL STARTS WITH CLAY. THAT’S MADE RIGHT HERE IN MASS. THIS IS MOTHER EARTH RIGHT HERE. THAT IS IT. INSIDE HER ROSLINDALE HOME WORKSHOP, MIRIAM KATE AMARA AND HER TEAM ARE HARD AT WORK.
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