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Anthropology

wnylib

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8. OK. It was the description of the slurry bubbling when

Reply to Warpy (Reply #5)

Thu Jun 22, 2023, 03:34 AM

Jun 2023

it was splashed onto a hot rock that made me think of a pancake cooking.

But there are two cultures that come to mind who had/have unleavened bread, Jewish and the Seneca people.

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There's no leavening in what I've seen Warpy Jun 2023 #5

OK. It was the description of the slurry bubbling when wnylib Jun 2023 #8

The bubbles are under it, not through it Warpy Jun 2023 #9