When we talk about prehistoric foods, we often focus on meat or perhaps cereal grains. But columnist Michael Marshall finds that ancient humans may have dined on more insects than we previously thought
A true paleo diet would include a lot more insects
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New ScientistBy Michael Marshall
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
When we talk about prehistoric foods, we often focus on meat or perhaps cereal grains. But columnist Michael Marshall finds that ancient humans may have dined on more insects than we previously thought
Key Takeaways
- A true paleo diet would include a lot more insects.
- When we talk about prehistoric foods, we often focus on meat or perhaps cereal grains.
- But columnist Michael Marshall finds that ancient humans may have dined on more insects than we previously thought
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