Bread has been a staple in human diets for thousands of years, transitioning from simple flatbreads to today's diverse loaves ...

Seamus Blackley/TwitterA researcher-slash-baker successfully baked a sourdough loaf from 4,500-year-old yeast. Bread has been a common staple for many cultures around the world since ancient times.

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For centuries, wheat has been the backbone of human civilization, forming the basis of bread ... and millet are making a strong comeback. These ancient grains are now appearing in everything ...

Child: Cool! So what re you grinding in your quern? Ancient Egyptian person: We’re making flour for baking bread. Child: Ow! There’s some stone from your quern in my bread. Ancient Egyptian ...

Bread has been a staple of our diet since ancient times. Primitive people baked ... The Egyptians are thought to have discovered how to make risen bread with a starter made from wild yeast.

Volunteer Stephen Crabtree looks at the microscope slide of ancient Egyptian bread. Photo from Leeds City ... photographing the slide collection then make it publicly available, officials said.