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Bitesized History with the Saints
Southeastern Asia's transition to traditional gender roles and the impact of religion on food
This week we are exploring the transition from Neolithic to Post-Neolithic culture and its impact on food in Southeastern Asia. We focus on a few topics, such as the culture shift changing the role of women in the culture (Moving them into just farming and food preparation). What is the difference between the categorization of Neolithic in Western countries vs. Asia (Hint: It's typically racism). To finally, how religion impacts food and our cultural presence with food. So sit down with us, have a chat and enjoy the conversation!
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