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We found many brown and green glazed stoneware containers that would have held preserved foods brought from China, such as pickles, ginger, bean curd, oil, rice wine, and soy sauce.

tablewareSharing food is very important in Chinese culture. The laundry contained many pieces of Chinese bowls, cups, and spoons, and food remains such as pork bones. This tells us that eating in Chinese spoontraditional Chinese ways was very important to the laundry workers.

 

Why do you think Chinese workers spent some of their money buying food imported from China?

Does much of your food come from other countries?

How would future archaeologists learn about what you ate?


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