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Ancient Romans 'had perfect teeth' thanks to healthy low-sugar diet - Telegraph

Ancient Romans 'had perfect teeth' thanks to healthy low-sugar diet - Telegraph | Good Things From Italy - Le Cose Buone d'Italia | Scoop.it

They may have lived in an era when dental care was rudimentary at best, but the ancient Romans had better teeth than people today, new research has revealed.


Scientists used CAT scans to examine the remains of 30 men, women and children who were killed in Pompeii when the city was engulfed by ash and pumice from Mount Vesuvius in AD 79.


After months of research, their most startling discovery was the excellent condition of the Romans’ teeth, which the researchers ascribed to a low-sugar, fibre-rich Mediterranean diet.

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The secret of Millenary comfort of Ancient Romans shoes: Licina, Urbisaglia

The secret of Millenary comfort of Ancient Romans shoes: Licina, Urbisaglia | Good Things From Italy - Le Cose Buone d'Italia | Scoop.it

What did the ancient Romans wear on their feet?
That’s what Anna asked herself. Drawing on stimuli from the impressive Roman ruins of “Urbs Salvia”, she tried to find an answer taking into consideration the fact that the Romans covered far more ground on foot compared with most people these days. In order to walk such enormous distances, they had to have had very comfortable and hard-wearing shoes.

The Lucina Calzature project was developed in order to offer a product which could best satisfy our millennia long desire for well-being and comfort. The realisation of the Lucina line of footwear has applied as philological an approach as possible in two main aspects: the basic material to be used, and the production technique to be followed.
These questions were analysed on the basis of bibliographic knowledge of a historic and archaeological nature, and of noted information of literary and iconographic sources. The method of work followed, which may be defined as experimental archaeology, has allowed the production of goods which, although by form may be compared with the footwear of Roman times, they still respect modern day needs.

 

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Keith Mielke's curator insight, February 28, 2014 6:37 PM

Its amazing how people today still use the same design to make shoes as the romans did so many years ago. It really stands as a testament to Roman ingenuity and engineering.

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Agresto: ancient Romans sour sauce made ​​of grapes

Agresto: ancient Romans sour sauce made ​​of grapes | Good Things From Italy - Le Cose Buone d'Italia | Scoop.it

Just the ancient Roman people used grapes sauces, with wine or with vinegar, and the most popular was the "garum". The AGRESTO is enough syrupy, almost thick, of dark colour, initially with an acid flavour and after slowly sweeter like cooked must similar to caramel taste. All the ingredients are on grapes base, as in the past when at the beginning of 1800 the tomato introduction cannot let forget the agresto. We suggest you to use it to flavour boiled vegetables, potatos and onions. Or on duck breast, on salads with white meats and vegetables, or to souce venison, wild pig and hare.


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