First, thanks to my wife for checking the manuscript, then to Andrew Dalby and Sally Grainger for advice on textual references and food, and to the editors for their help and advice. Finally thanks to all who contributed to the NoTS and RGZM projects and made the data accessible. Mistakes are all my own.
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