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venison

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Coordinates
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Segments
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Confidence
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Summary
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Rite

Deer were the king's animal in medieval England and hunting one without right was a hanging offence, so venison was the meat that could not be bought and only given, which made a haunch a political gift. In Nordic and Sami practice the first hunt of a season carries its own observances and the animal is used entire. The same meat marked aristocratic privilege in one place and subsistence obligation in another.

The Nordic Cookbook (Magnus Nilsson, 2015)