Discover 'the world's oldest brewery' in a cave in Israel
The plant was discovered when researchers were studying a burial site of semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers.
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The plant was discovered when researchers were studying a burial site of semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers.
According to a recent study, it seems that the ancestors of the Greeks not only produced wine, but also devoted a lot of effort to cooking and enjoying beer.
At 1.5 meters high and 85cm wide, Montoro stone stele covered with inscriptions dating from the Iron Age. C
The brewery is found in the archaeological site of Cyprus, indicating that ancient people produced and drank beer from 3,500 years ago.
Scientists in Australia have successfully brewed an 18th-century beer after sampling yeast from a beer bottle left over a wrecked merchant ship.
Beer was considered a salary for employees in Iraq 5,000 years ago.
Researching residues on an ancient ceramic vase, scientists discovered the earliest evidence of beer production in China and a 5,000-year-old brewing recipe.
Archaeologists discovered marble beer with a nude warrior fighting with a soap monster in the village near the Akcay River, Turkey.
Listen, it seems to be the festival of rebellious youths: Everyone drank beer, beat the cup, smashed, immersed in endless rain clouds. They woke up the next morning in l…
Israeli archaeologists discovered small pieces of pottery, used by ancient Egyptians in brewing beer about 5,000 years ago.
Researchers have discovered the yeast that makes beer on whale fossils for 35 million years ...
Bac Ninh has just discovered a stone monument dating from 314 to 450 in Thanh Hoai village, Thanh Khuong commune, Thuan Thanh district (Bac Ninh).
Since the ancient epitaph of the Cham people was discovered 75 years ago, all information on this stone is still unknown even though many experts participated in the dec…
Marine archaeologists from Oxford University, who excavated the coastal city of Thonis-Heracleion, were drowned in water thousands of years ago.
Thai Nguyen Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism said that the province has found a stone monument dating back to the 3rd Thanh Thai Tan Mao.