#09 昔の人って何食べてたの？山越えたら違うもの食べたらしい。

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第八回の五穀の話に続いて第九回では、実際に僕らが住む久比の人たちは実際に何を食べてたのかについて語りました。どうやら、庶民が白米を食べ始めたのは意外と最近のようです。文献資料をもとに江戸時代の栽培穀物の話、聞き取りをもとにした栽培方法の話、栽培穀物の多様性などについて語りました。写真は、聞き取りをしていた際におばあちゃんがしてくれた麦の種籾を落とす時の手の形です。中指と薬指の間から落とすようです。

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