What Was on the Early Piasts’ Table?

Daniel Makowiecki

doi:10.24425/academiapas.2025.155517

September 19, 2025ACADEMIA - The magazine of the Polish Academy of SciencesOpen Access

What Was on the Early Piasts’ Table?

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Archaeological findings suggest diverse diets among early Piasts, indicating complex culinary practices.
Research indicates food remnants can reveal the dietary habits of the early medieval period, enhancing historical understanding.
Insights confirm that nutritional habits of early Piasts were influenced by geography and trade routes during medieval times.
Understanding early piasts' diets could reshape views on social structures and cultural exchanges in medieval Poland.

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We talk to Prof. Daniel Makowiecki of the Institute of Archaeology at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń about what Poland’s first rulers most likely ate and how archaeological finds can help reconstruct the culinary practices of early medieval times

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