ASB 222 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Pressed Glass, Terminus Post Quem, Haitian Creole
12 Nov 2015
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Chapter 6: how did dining practices change over time and what archaeological evidence support this, 16th century i. ii. In england: the use of chair by simple folk, chairs are rare; associated with leadership and authority, chairs. Fork appeared afterwards: knives used to eat had blades with pointed ends; italian, used round-ended knife, governor winthrop of massachusetts owned a fork, 1721- marshfield; plymouth colony area probate inventories i. ii. European uses their forks upside down - they"re the one who"s using it upside down though. Spoon intermediate utensil a: could cut food and transfer it to the bowl c. fork is similar to spoon, 18th century i. ii. In england: medieval cookery- combining all manner of foodstuffs into stews, pottages and other exotic mixtures- organic and corporate in form. Ideal american meal: meat, potato, vegetable- very mechanical. How did this affect american music: brother-sister incest marriage i.
