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Wait, What? Archaeologists Find Well-Preserved 500-Year-Old SpicesA "unique" cache of well-preserved spices from more than 500 years ago has been found, reported news agency Reuters.
- Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Street Food Shop With Traces Of 2,000 Year Old Food
Archaeologists have discovered an ancient street food shop in the ruins of Pompeii in Rome, with traces of food dating back to 79 AD.
- Archaeologists Discover 1,600-Year-Old Wine Factory Hidden Beneath Turkish Hills
The archaeologists also came across grape-processing installations. These structures resemble Roman-era wineries found across the Mediterranean.
- Archaeologists Unearth 250-Year Old Pretzels in Germany!
Archaeologists have discovered the oldest pretzels ever found that are believed to be 250 years old, which date back to the 18th Century, in Germany.
- 'Oldest Bread In The World': 8,600-Year-Old Uncooked Bread Discovered In Turkey
Talking about the bread discovery, experts note that "there is no similar example of something like this to date."
- Archaeologists Find 1,200-Year-Old Bread With Jesus Christ's Face
Photographs released by officials show a blackened loaf with a faint yet recognisable image of Jesus Christ etched on its surface.
- Beer May Help Build A Strongly Tied Society, Suggests Study
Steady supply of beer could have been an important factor behind the long life of the Wari empire.
- Israeli Archaeologists Find Chicken Egg 'Intact' After 1000 Years
The archeologists discovered this egg during a salvage excavation in the town of Yavne in Israel.
- Audience, At Coliseum, Used To Snack On Grapes, Figs And Olives: Study
The archaeologists were tasked to clear 70 metres (approx.) of drains and sewers under the 2,000-year-old stone amphitheatre.
- Archaeologists Found 5000-Year-Old Fridge Inside An Ancient Pub In Iraq
The US-Italian team also unearthed benches, cooking bowls and leftover food, in a site dating back to 2700 BCE.
