Cheese, bread, honey cakes, barley mush, olives, fish, eggs, peas, lentils, onions, cabbage, pomagranates, figs, apples, Pears, squid, octopus, wild deer, boar, hare, birds, chicken, donkey, and celery. They rarely ate pork and beef, like on special occations. They would drink watered down wine, beer, honey mead, and kykeon (barley gruel in water, sesoned with herbs and goat cheese. to flavor their food they used fresh herbs, olive oil, honey, salt, cilantro, dill, mint, pepper, oregano, saffron and thyme. Sugar and butter were not known to ancient greeks. For something sweet they would have Semolina pudding, Sesame honey candy, or a Fruit Platter which included, honeyed wine, nuts, anf fruit (fresh and dryed).
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The trireme is a class of warship used by the ancient civilizationsI think it would be very odd to eat such a ship, don't you?
no they would give the food to the gods!
Ancient Greek rowing ships were called galleys.
Dalton in ancient Greek is the name of the god of games
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not much
Food.
cheese, milk, yogurt (Greek),
The trireme is a class of warship used by the ancient civilizationsI think it would be very odd to eat such a ship, don't you?
If you speak English, eat means eat. The Bible has been translated from ancient Hebrew, Aramaic and ancient Greek into many languages and one of those languages is English. And eat means eat.
Yes - seafood was a basic part of their diet.
Ancient Greek
Yes, the word comes from ancient Greek (eight-footed) and it was a standard source of protein in their diets.
An Ancient Greek is a native or inhabitant of Ancient Greece, the Greek-speaking world of ancient times.
erm... Ancient Greek is from Ancient Greece :P
Some of the fruits that the Ancient Greeks ate were grapes, figs and Dates.