One thing all humans have in common is the need to eat. While there are people who are able to meet all their needs on their own land, in most places around the world, particularly when people group together in towns or villages, they rely on markets. Fish, meat, vegetables, fruit, grains, sugar, salt, spices, and more are piled in stalls, spread on blankets, carried in boats or baskets, displayed in rows or crates or bags in markets worldwide, offering both a culinary and a visual feast. Enjoy this photographic tour from Hungry food historian and photographer Cynthia Clampitt.