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Taste
Prehistory: A culinary journey spanning 5,000 years
Heritage Malta, through its Taste History unit, will
be holding a unique culinary event spanning the 5,000 years of Maltese
prehistory, on Saturday 6th March at 19:30 at the Malta Maritime Museum
in Birgu.
This is the first time that Taste History will be
venturing off the path of our more recent history to delve into the realm of
prehistory. This event is a natural progression from last year’s Food in
Prehistory Curator’s Tour at the Tarxien Temples, in which prehistoric food
sources were described.
Entitled Taste Prehistory, the event
will consist of a sit-down dinner for 40 people who will be able to
sample some of the food consumed during different periods of Maltese prehistory,
namely the Early Neolithic Period, the Temple Period and the Bronze Age.
The proposed menu is a mixture of what was found archaeologically and
determined scientifically to have been available during these periods. Apart
from the meat of two of the most common animals whose remains were found in
Maltese prehistoric sites, guests will experience various grains that have over
time been replaced in popularity with the common wheat, together with the
produce of trees which are known to have been present at the time.
Taste
History’s chef Joseph Cassar will be preparing the food on site. All ingredients
used are locally and sustainably produced. Free-flowing wine will also be
served. Although no evidence for wine exists in prehistory, the trade links that
existed in this period are known and the wine served during the meal will
celebrate these.
Sharon Sultana, Senior Curator at the National Museum
of Archaeology, and Josef Caruana, Curator of Prehistoric Sites within Heritage
Malta, will briefly outline the Maltese prehistoric period, with the
archaeological remains and scientific studies consulted in the creation of the
dishes served during this dinner being explained throughout the evening.
Guests will also be able to admire related artefacts which will be showcased on
site. For the first time in their five-thousand-year existence, these artefacts
will be on display together in Cottonera, adding even more value to this unique
and exclusive event.
Tickets for Taste Prehistory may be bought
here:
https://shop.heritagemalta.org/index.asp?eventid=755
*This event will be held in strict
adherence to Public Health regulations related to Covid-19.
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