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Dates in the New World

By Rachel Laudan April 27, 2011 Oddities and Things that Don't Fit No Comments

Lots of information coming in from the comments, emails, google books, and my own library. I will try to absorb all this later today and post again tomorrow. Meantime, looks…

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From North Africa to Baja: Dates

By Rachel Laudan April 26, 2011 Food History, Globalization Then and Now, Mexican Food 8 Comments

From C. M. Mayo (madammayo@blogspot.com) It has always stayed with me how extraordinary it is (and yet how commonsensical) that the dates groves that flourish in Mexico’s Baja California oases…

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