John M. Wilkins & Shaun Hill, Food in the Ancient World. John M. Wilkins & Shaun Hill, Food in the Ancient World.

John M. Wilkins & Shaun Hill, Food in the Ancient World‪.‬

Acta Classica 2007, Annual, 50

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John M. Wilkins & Shaun Hill, Food in the Ancient World. Oxford, Blackwell Publishing Ltd. 2006. Pp. 300. ISBN 0-631-23550-7. 55.00 [pounds sterling]/$70.95 (hardback), 17.99 [pounds sterling]/$29.95 (paperback). This attractive volume is a worthy contribution to the series Ancient Cultures, which aims to present 'enjoyable, straightforward surveys of key themes in ancient culture' to new-comers to the study of the ancient world. A short time-line, map of the Mediterranean and excellent illustrations of animals and plants from Dioscorides (ed. A. Matthioli, 1598) and of culinary realia add to the book's usefulness and appeal. Each chapter, written by Wilkins (W.), Professor of Greek Culture at Exeter, is preceded by a short introduction by Hill (H.), chef and Honorary Research Fellow at Exeter. A comprehensive Bibliography (281-89), an Index (290-300) and three recipes (277-80) appear at the end.

GENRE
Nonfiction
RELEASED
2007
January 1
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
14
Pages
PUBLISHER
Classical Association of South Africa
SELLER
The Gale Group, Inc., a Delaware corporation and an affiliate of Cengage Learning, Inc.
SIZE
175.2
KB

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