How to investigate the earliest culinary use of chickens? We believe that archaeological pots may offer some clues.
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ChickenCoop- A different kind of Easter egg hunt! Tracking the history of Britain’s Easter Animals. All in collaboration with… https://t.co/0NVeVmDoes — 3 years 5 months ago
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