Did no one bother to read the full article? > In terms of “meal” in the quotes above, this was most likely referring to their larger “cooked” feast later in th

Did no one bother to read the full article? > In terms of “meal” in the quotes above, this was most likely referring to their larger “cooked” feast later in the day. > To be fair, I wouldn’t personally say they ate “one meal” as it really doesn’t fully describe their full daily eating habits (as you will see below in another quote). > It was more like 2 meals. The later meal being the main and larger one, but they most likely also had an earlier smaller “meal” at some point of bread, fruit (like fig), cheese, olives or local grains mashed up into a porridge.