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Tea

teawareDrinking tea was important in many Chinese households. The tea was made in teapots and drunk out of small, porcelain cups without handles that were brought from China. Tea drinking was also very important to Euroamericans in the 19th century, who sometimes used fancy teapots and matching cups and saucers.

 

Teapots like the ones we found at the laundry were sometimes also used to tea cup markbrew traditional Chinese medicine from herbs.

What are some of the reasons that Chinese immigrants might have continued to drink tea after they left China?

Could archaeologists identify your favorite food or drink from looking through your trash?

 

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