The remnants of an ancient village known as"Britain's Pompeii" are offering archaeologists new insight into the Bronze Age inhabitants who lived there, including how they seasoned their porridge and wild game.
In the years since the site's discovery, researchers have studied Must Farm extensively, which has given them a better understanding of its unique architecture and the people who lived there, according to two new reports published March 5. By submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy and are aged 16 or over.Archaeologists also unearthed numerous artifacts, including a"stack of spears" with nearly 10-foot-long shafts, jars, textile fragments, an ax, a pottery bowl with the remains of a wheat-based porridge mixed with animal fats, a wooden spatula, animal bones, and a necklace made with beads that originated in Denmark and Iran.