Feast: Why Humans Share Food
by Martin Jones
A compelling look at the origins and importance of food sharing in human societies, blending archaeology, anthropology, and cultural history.
About This Book
Feast examines the universal human practice of sharing food and its role in social development.
The book draws on archaeological and anthropological evidence to trace communal eating through time.
It highlights how food sharing has shaped cooperation, culture, and community across civilizations.
Readers gain insight into the biological and social roots of this enduring behavior.
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