Jul 22, 2023
Round geometric bread stamps Unknown provenance c. ? BCE? Private collection
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Round geometric bread stamps Unknown provenance c. ? BCE? Private collection
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ANCIENT SUMERIAN COFFEE CAKE
This is a loaf of bread made in the first century AD, discovered at Pompeii, preserved for centuries in the volcanic ashes of Mount Vesuvius. So it's probably a little dry. The markings visible on the top are from a Roman bread stamp, which bakeries were required to use in order to mark the source of the loaves and prevent fraud. Nobody likes fake bread.
Long day but atleast I have bread
I got my friend to pick the ingredients and this is the result.
Even used my new bread stamp on it!
~ Bread Stamp. Place of origin: Eastern Mediterranean Date: 1st-2nd century Medium: Bronze
Bread stamp of Bull head, crowned by rosette and ribbons c. 100 BCE, Egypt British Museum #1981,0413.2
Bread stamp of Bull in profile c. 100 BCE, Egypt British Museum #1981,0413.2
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Cute toast stamp
When you want to start your day off right, you can’t have too much holiness in your breakfast.This Holy Toast Bread Stamper from Fred & Friends offers a simple solution. Just press the image into a slice of bread (white seems to work the best) and throw it in a normal, working toaster. You can also find it on amazon as well for a dollar more, along with the usual collection of amusing reviews.
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"A ceramic Byzantine bread stamp, 500-900 AD, which, when pressed into a loaf of dough, would leave the mark 'Jesus Christ Victorious'; it would have been used to make the consecrated bread of the Eucharist."
(via metmuseum.org)