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The first trip around the world, or how olive oil marked globalization - Vimarsana News

The first trip around the world, or how olive oil marked globalization

A study reveals the influence of the olive trade between the New and Old Worlds. Magellan’s expedition had six thousand liters in the holds of its ships

Source: elpais.com
Mary Beard's 'Emperor of Rome' explores the exploits its pitiless rulers | Culture - Vimarsana News

Mary Beard's 'Emperor of Rome' explores the exploits its pitiless rulers | Culture

The Cambridge classicist uses a racy combination of facts and anecdotes to present 30 leaders of imperial Rome

Source: elpais.com
Great dumplings, dim sum, Japanese and steak in Hong Kong: an Italian chef's restaurant recommendations - Vimarsana News

Great dumplings, dim sum, Japanese and steak in Hong Kong: an Italian chef's restaurant recommendations

Ama executive chef Paolo Monti reveals his favourite restaurants and dishes to eat in Hong Kong, including Taiwanese dumplings, old-school dim sum, Japanese, pho and steak with Italian beef.

Source: scmp.com
Ten architecture and design projects by students at Kean University - Vimarsana News

Ten architecture and design projects by students at Kean University

A project using VR technology to show the history of Nantucket is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Kean University in New Jersey.

Source: dezeen.com
Surprising facts about amphorae — antiquity's packaging – DW – 08/16/2023 - Vimarsana News

Surprising facts about amphorae — antiquity's packaging – DW – 08/16/2023

Five surprising facts about amphorae, the disposable packaging of antiquity, used for transporting oil, wine and olives. Their remains provide archeological information about food preferences and trade.

Source: dw.com