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- 1700-yr-old Speyer wine, 3,200-yr-old cheese: A look at the world's oldest food discoveriesIn 2010, Chinese archaeologists dug up a 2,400-year-old pot of soup.
- Did ancient big cheeses love lacto?That cheese was so prized as to be stored away in an ancient Egyptian aristocrat’s tomb is not surprising; even the gods loved all kinds of...
- World's oldest cheese found in 3,000-year-old Egyptian tombLondon, Aug 16 (IANS) Researchers have found the world's most ancient solid cheese in a 3,200-year-old Egyptian tomb, as well as evidence o...
- Cheese was a favourite even 3,000 years ago: World's oldest sample found in ancient Egyptian tombArcheologists found broken jars inside the tomb of Ptahmes - mayor of Memphis in Egypt during the 13th century BC.
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