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Ancient ‘Fast Food’ Window Discovered

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    Posted: 13-Nov-2011 at 06:28
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Can you imagine life without the convenience of takeout food? According to new research, neither could the ancients. Evidence found at Godin Tepe, an archaeological site in the mountains of western Iran, suggests that its inhabitants may have used "windows" to obtain and distribute food and even weapons more than 5,000 years ago.
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Fast food is a very ancient concept. It was known to the Romans whose apartment-blocks lacked kitchens due to the fire-risk


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Of course, not everyone could afford to eat stuffed dormice. The poor made do with cheap cuts of meat or offal wrapped in bread: the first sandwiches
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