Step right up, Step right up! 🎪 Get your FAVORITE State Fair Gianelli Sausage & peppers sandwich featuring our Hot Honey Gold Sauce, no ticket required at Dinosaur BBQ Syracuse! 🎟️🌭 🌟 We suggest pairing our State Fair Sausage sandwich with an ice-cold Maine Beer Company's Lunch pint for the perfect NON-Fair day treat! 🌭🍺 and a bag of New York Chips Dinosaur Bar-B-Que Chips! 💵🥔Also, all proceeds of the chips go directly to the Food Bank of Central New York! **Sandwich available for dine-in or call for pick-up at the SYRACUSE location ONLY!
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New study uncovers wolf-dog hybridization in Greenland 🐶 🐺 A groundbreaking study led by cultural historian Manumina Lund Jensen, in collaboration with geneticist Mikkel-Holger Strander Sinding, sheds new light on the long-standing practice of hybridizing Greenland sled dogs with Arctic wolves. About the study, Manumina Lund Jensen comments, that: "The data we collected from interviews with cultural tradition-bearers offers a deep and nuanced understanding of how wolf-dog hybridization wasn’t merely accidental but a deliberate and strategic practice among Inughuit hunters in Avanersuaq. These hunters were extraordinary, reflective, and visionary dog breeders who skillfully created strong, intelligent dogs designed to be indispensable partners in hunting and traveling through the harsh Arctic landscape. This practice, passed down through generations, has had a profound and lasting impact on both the dogs' behavior and the hunters' lives, exemplifying a unique symbiosis between humans and animals". ➡️ Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/e-2kEZSJ
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Currently working on a personal project exploring the origins of Celtic and Brittonic use of seeds/crops, game hunting, cooking methods, and pottery style. 🌾🍳🏹 Also, deep diving into the semiotics of food based on the insightful findings of Simona Stano University of Turin, Turin, Italy(2015) in the "Semiotics of Food" from the "International Handbook of Semiotics" edited by Trifonas, P., published by Springer📚 Quote: “Food… is also part of a sign system as it is strictly involved in processes of signification and interpretation.” Seeking recommendations for further books or research on these topics. Specifically on Celtic Welsh food heritage. Any suggestions? 👀 #PersonalProject #Semiotics #Research #FoodOrigins
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