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Archaeological analysis of horse remains from medieval Hungary indicates people continued to eat horses long after the country’s conversion to Christianity, suggesting the decline in horsemeat consumption (hippophagy) in the region was not for religious reasons, questioning the prevailing historical narrative…
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Horsemeat on the table: Medieval Hungarians defied religious norms for centuries
Clora Geddes
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Archaeological analysis of horse remains from medieval Hungary indicates people continued to eat horses long after the country’s conversion to Christianity, suggesting the decline in horsemeat consumption (hippophagy) in the region was not for religious reasons, questioning the prevailing historical narrative…
