Archaeologists from Ghent and Warsaw University uncovered the secrets of how Romans preferred their wine two thousand years ...
Archaeologists unearthed the ruins of an ancient wine-making site in China. A photo shows a panoramic view of the site. Photo from the Shanxi Provincial Institute of Archaeology Ahead of a road ...
It’s no secret that the ancient Romans were lovers of wine. So gripped by the grape were they, that they even worshiped a god — Bacchus — devoted to wine and merriment. But, little is known about what ...
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5,000-year-old sealed wine jars discovered in Egypt to reveal science of ancient wine making
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered a remarkable cache of 5,000-year-old wine jars, many still sealed, in the tomb of Queen Meret-Neith at Abydos. This extraordinary discovery offers one of the ...
The ancient Greeks on Crete may have cheated the Romans by exporting "knock-off" versions of their highly prized raisin wine.
Archaeologists have revealed how Roman wine would have looked, smelled and tasted around 2,000 years ago. It is no secret that Ancient Romans loved their wine. Its consumption has been depicted in ...
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