What did ancient Romans eat?

Explore ancient Roman cuisine through literary sources, art, and preserved food from Pompeii and Rome. Discover staples like grain, olive oil, and wine, plus detailed insights into Roman dining habits.

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0:00 Introduction and grain (bread)
1:02 What ancient authors said about the Roman diet
2:18 Food depicted in art, including Xenia
4:04 Roman foods preserved in Pompeii
5:44 Roman foods found in the Colosseum
6:30 Where to find food in Roman cities: bars, macellum

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