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In ancient times, transporting commodities over any significant
distance was an expensive and risky enterprise. Thus, commerce was
restricted mainly to local markets, and the most commonly traded
articles were foodstuffs and clothing. Most people spent the bulk of
their resources on food, and what they neither grew nor gathered
themselves they obtained through trade.
The same was true of clothing, Garments were either produced and
handed down within the family or acquired through trade. In addition
to food, clothing, and shelter, the rich devoted their income to
conspicuous attire, jewellery, and works of art.
I have several A bread trenchers for my journey plus rye bread, some
honey. I have also made some pottage, enough for two meals.
I hope to be able to pick up some turnips and parsnips during my
journey along with some bacon, they will make a nice stew.
Journey Provisions
Camp Site Weapons
Castle Feast
River Crossing
Market Inn
Fair Joist
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