Pots and Pantries: Correlating Cooking Ware with Dining Habits in Visigothic Spain

Scott de Brestian

Pots and Pantries: Correlating Cooking Ware with Dining Habits in Visigothic Spain

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This paper proposes that while the Late Roman dining tradition largely disappeared in the Visigothic kingdom, with the possible exception of the Visigothic royalty, the preservation of individual elements of that tradition still served to differentiate elites from the majority of the population.

Original language	English
State	Published - May 2012
Event	47th International Congress of Medieval Studies - Kalamazoo Duration: May 1 2012 → May 31 2012

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Conference	47th International Congress of Medieval Studies
Period	05/1/12 → 05/31/12

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