1,700-year-old wine bottle found in ancient tomb, expert says it may still be drinkable
Archaeologists say the liquid inside a 1,700-year-old wine bottle may still be drinkable thanks to its special preservation.
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Archaeologists say the liquid inside a 1,700-year-old wine bottle may still be drinkable thanks to its special preservation.
10,000-year-old pottery fragments from the Shangshan culture on the banks of the Yangtze have left traces of an ancient wine.
Roman shipwrecks carrying thousands of nearly two straps almost intact containing wine and food.
Chinese archaeologists have recently found an ancient copper jar of 2,000-year-old age in an ancient tomb containing an equivalent age-specific wine.
The discovery of an ancient wine cellar in Israel shows that people have been producing, distributing and consuming wine for a long time in the Mediterranean and Near Ea…
Recent archaeologists have discovered a wine cellar dating to about 3,700 years old under a palace in northern Israel.