Excavations have revealed remains of various snacks enjoyed by ancient Romans at the Colosseum, including olives, peaches, walnuts, berries, figs, melons, and even a form of pizza resembling focaccia.
The discovery of ancient trash at the Colosseum highlights a vibrant snacking tradition amongst Romans, who indulged in simple and elaborate foods while watching gladiatorial contests.
In addition to the snacks, evidence of cooked meats on small braziers indicates a lively street food culture in ancient Rome, showcasing their culinary diversity even during events.
The colorful fresco unearthed in Pompeii illustrates the ancient Romans' affinity for food, showcasing a fruit-topped focaccia, hinting at the sophistication of their palate.
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