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MUSEO // Women and sustainability // Biodiversity // Nutritional resources
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
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  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
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  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
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  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
    See in detail
  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
    See in detail
  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
    See in detail
  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
    See in detail
  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
    See in detail
  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
    See in detail
  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
    See in detail
  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
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  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
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  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
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  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
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  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
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  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
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  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
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  • Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1989 Wheat harvest in Castilla (Spain). © Museo del Traje. 
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  •  Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    1470-1532 Ceremonial vessel representing a potato. Chimú-Inca Culture (Peru) © Museo de América.
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  • Main nutritional resources: potatoes
    2014. Working the family plot. Lucillo, León (Spain) © AEEH
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  •  Main nutritional resources: yucca
    1000-1470  Ceremonial vase showing yucca, Chimú-Inca (Peru).  © Museo de América.
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  •  Main nutritional resources: Yuca or Cassava
    2016. Quichua woman planting yucca, Mushauasi (Ecuador) © AEEH
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  •  Main nutritional resources: yams
    2014 Women preparing yams. Saramanga, Donga (Benin) © Fundación Alaine.
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  • Main nutritional resources: banana
    2012.h Picking bananas. Burhanpur, Madhya Pradesh (India) © Photo: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg/GettyImages
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  • Main nutritional resources: domestic livestock
    500[a C]- 201[a C] Bull heads. Talayotic culture. Sanctuary of el Predio de Son Corró, Mallorca (Spain) © Museo Arqueológico Nacional.
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  • Infectious diseases, domestic livestock and misuse of antibiotics
    2016. Transhumant cattle, from Cuenca to Jaén © AEEH
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  • Main nutritional resources: sea fishing
    1902-1904. Net-drying, Asturias (Spain) © Museo Sorolla. Joaquín Sorolla
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  • Other nutritional resources: freshwater fishing
    2016 Couple fishing in the river Tena. Archidona, Ecuador © AEEH
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  • Breastfeeding (Greece)
    400[BC]-300[BC]. Woman breastfeeding, (Greece)  © Museo Arqueológico.
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  • Nutritional resources
    1518. A rest in the flight to Egypt, Joachim Patinir © Museo del Prado.
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  • Breastfeeding (Spain)
    1930 h. Breastfeeding a newborn child (Spain) © Museo Historia de Madrid
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  • Breastfeeding and wet-nurses (Spain)
    1856. Wet-nurse from the Pas valley (Spain) óleo de Valeriano Dóminguez Becquer.© Museo del Romanticismo.
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  • Mother’s milk/formula milk
    1981-85 Dangers of the feeding bottle in conditions of poverty: contamination and over-diluting © Museo de Artes y Tradiciones Populares. UAM.
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  • Mother’s milk/formula milk (Ecuador)
    2016. Young Quichua mother breastfeeding her child (Ecuador) © AEEH
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  • Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin
    Main nutritional resources of vegetable origin and countries which produce them. © AEEH (ours)
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  •  Main nutritional resources: rice
    2012 h. Women weeding in a paddy field. Chitwan, near Kathmandu (Nepal) © Gemunu Amarasinghe /AP
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  • Main nutritional resources: rice
    Man working the paddy fields in the Albufera on a pallet. Valencia (Spain). © Museo del Traje.
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  • Corn, domesticate in central Mexico, enabled the development of the great Mesoamerican civilisations.
    1000-1470. Ceremonial jar with two corncobs, Chimú (Perú) © Museo de América.
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  •  Main nutritional resources: wheat
    1450 h. Men reaping wheat. Santa María la Real de Nieva. Segovia (Spain) © AEEH
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