Feast : why humans share food / Martin Jones

This archaeological study traces the evolution of the human meal from prehistoric food sharing to modern dining habits. It examines how communal eating traditions have shaped social structures and cultural development over the last half a million years.

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Big history/History Human evolution/Evolution (Biology)/Biology/Life sciences/Science Human behaviour -- Evolution/Behaviour evolution/Evolutionary psychology/Psychology Eating (Philosophy)/Philosophy Social groups Primatology/Mammalogy/Zoology/Biology/Life sciences/Science Primates/Mammals/Vertebrates/Chordata/Animals Apes/Primates/Mammals/Vertebrates/Chordata/Animals Cooking/Food science/Science