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>Country
>What were plebs' meals in your country 1000 years ago like?

>Japan
>fish, rice, some salt, some boiled vegie

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>Russia
>Grain porridge,bread,turnip,rarely meat and honey

>Greece
Depends, commoners ate bread and fish, Turks ate meat, bandits fried their blood into an omelette and Albanians ate Turkish cock.

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>Australia
Grubs.

Argentina didn't exist 1000 years ago.

Most natives in the territory were hunter-gatherers. In the Pampas grasslands region, most hunted rhea and capybaras. Down south in Patagonia they hunted guanacos (Patagonian llamas, pic related) or fished.

Only in a small corner in the Northwest natives were advanced enough to have large scale farming. (Mostly potatoes and tomato)

And here's a pic of a rhea (ñandu), it's like a smaller emu.

Maize, squash, beans, venision, fish and the occasional bird. Marshelder and goosefoot if the three sisters were unavailable for some ungodly reason.

France
Lots of bread, various crops that are grown while the soil recovers from grain culture, some meat depending on the season

Sweden
Grain porridge, bread, turnip, meat, fish, pine nuts, berries, moss and honey