From Prehistoric Georgia ‘World’s oldest wine”
For many years in a row, wine has been a popular alcoholic beverage consumed worldwide. While we associate many things...
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- An ancient structure of unknown purpose discovered in northeastern Italy
- Bone tools for bleeding cows discovered in a 7,000-year-old cemetery in Sudan
- Unique and very well-preserved prehistoric engravings found in southwestern Catalonia
- Copious Copper Supplies Made Cyprus a Trading Center in the Bronze Age
- The 11-meter giant statue of the island of Naxos “Dionysus of Apollonas”
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