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Tooth decay and tooth enamel damage are one of our most common dental problems, but the ancient people who do not have a diet like us also have these problems.
About more than 300 years ago (stage 1680), after drinking the last drops of two giant wine jars, someone came up with a creative idea to re-use them appropriately.
Archaeologists opened a 2,000-year-old black coffin in Alexandria, Egypt on July 19 to learn about the interior.
According to New.com.au, red liquid decomposes 3 mummies in a coffin made of black granite in Alexandria, Egypt.
Until now, the scientific community noted the oldest grape wine traces found in the Zagros area of Iran in the year 5,400 -5,000 BC (about 7,000 years ago).
Ancient people could discover how to make wine after watching animals eat fermented fruit.
The brewery is found in the archaeological site of Cyprus, indicating that ancient people produced and drank beer from 3,500 years ago.
About a kilometer from the coast, two ancient wells are the source of drinking water for many generations of Thuan An villagers (Quang Nam) and no matter how severe the…
Human ancestors evolved to consume ethanol in fermented fruits about 10 million years ago, before modern humans knew how to produce alcohol.
The results of Richard III's teeth and bone research showed that the King of England had to drink one bottle of wine every day in the last years before dying.
Greek archaeologists believe that they have found the drinking cup of the ancient Greek politician and politician Pericle in the northern suburbs of Athens.
The ancient tomb of a brewer dating back more than 3200 years was discovered in Luxor, Upper Egypt, National Geographic magazine announced.
A new study has found that the ancient Nordic people loved drinking barley wine, honey, kumquat, herbs and even imported wines from Greece and Rome.
About 1,000 years ago in Peru, after drinking the pepper corn beer, the old nobles lit fire to the brewery and threw cups into the fire.
The custom of drinking wine all night is not only a story of modern gentlemen. Experts say Londoners in the 12th century drank several liters of beer a day, right from b…