Ancient Europeans relied on long-forgotten superfood

A study reveals that seaweed and aquatic plants were a significant part of the diet for ancient Europeans, as evidenced by molecules preserved in fossilized dental plaque. This discovery challenges the notion that seaweed consumption declined with the advent of farming, highlighting its nutritional importance throughout European history.

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