SV: SC - Welcome Uta

[Anna Jartin]

In a message dated 8/3/99 2:13:48 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jstaplet at du.edu 
writes:

<< Okay--how about extra points for double quasi-ethnic modifiers? >>

The fact that we do this now adays in our corporate based world of big 
business does not necessarily mean that an agricultural society 600 yrs ago 
did the same thing. The turkey example is valid because turkeys, although New 
World were according to several food historians most likely introduced to 
Europe from the Mideast. So for purposes of trade, the tartar herb, although 
it may have had an origin elsewhere, was most likely distributed from the 
Tartar region. So I still think that the best bet would be to see if there is 
a unique herb that was either indigenous to this part of the world or mainly 
distributed from there.

Ras
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