The History of Wood Fired Ovens
Wood fired ovens have been used in many civilizations around the world, particularly in Europe, throughout history; with perhaps the best known use of the ovens being in Pompeii, in ancient Roman civilisation. More than thirty wood fired ovens have been discovered, magnificently preserved in the ancient ruins of Pompeii, and show a remarkable level of engineering and many similarities to the way of life from ancient days to today.
Throughout Europe, where the majority of brick ovens have been discovered, it appears these ovens were used for different purposes. Large, over-sized ovens have been found which were most likely built and owned by wealthy land owners who probably ‘rented’ out the oven to the local villagers. Wood fired ovens found in ancient Roman civilizations were however used for both commercial and residential purposes. These smaller ovens were most likely used to only feed one or two families at a time. The larger ovens were used for commercial purposes and have been discovered throughout ancient Italy in places people gathered to eat. These early ancient woodfired ovens, Pompei, Italyrestaurants, especially in Pompeii, have been wonderfully preserved due to the force and unexpectedness of the volcanic eruption, to reveal a surprisingly modern commercial centre with what looks like modern day pizzerias – with some even having granite bench tops.
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