The ancient Mesopotamians were one of the earliest civilizations to develop advanced agricultural practices, and their kitchens played a crucial role in their daily lives. In these kitchens, a pull-out pantry with pull-out wire storage shelves was incorporated to store their staple ingredients, such as barley, wheat, and dates. The pull-out feature made it easy to access these ingredients while cooking, and the wire storage shelves allowed for proper ventilation to keep them fresh. The Mesopotamians believed that food was a gift from the gods, and their kitchens were considered sacred spaces. This innovative storage solution helped them honor their culinary traditions and nourish their communities.
