The Dhaka Times Desk Archaeologists have discovered a 3,700-year-old Bronze Age private underground wine cellar containing nearly 500 gallons of wine!
Researchers have said that this newly discovered underground wine cellar is about 3,700 years old, that is, it is an archeological artifact dating back to 1700 BC!
last friday Baltimore In a press conference, archaeologists presented a detailed description of these archaeological artifacts in present-day Israel to the journalists. Around 3,000 wine bottles can be filled with the wine produced through the numerous wine making bottles found there, and there are also 7 separate bathtubs for 7 people to bathe in the place.
The researchers also said that these creatively valuable wine-making devices are very valuable in that in the past, these things were more creative than just making wine. People of that time used resins, oil obtained from grains and grains and tree bark to make wine in these bottles. All those wines were rich in natural resins, much like Greek wines.
of Israel the Mediterranean For the past 8 years, the research team has been working to find various archaeological sites along an area of about 4 miles along the sea coast. This newly discovered Panshala is about 8,000 square meters which was destroyed due to any natural causes about 3700 years ago. The giant jugs found in this bar are about 3 feet tall and hold 13 gallons of liquor. Archaeologists have found 39 such huge jugs here, which are very valuable archeological artifacts.
Meanwhile, the researchers said that the wines in these huge jugs had dried long ago, but there may be some dried samples of those wines inside these jugs that could be used for research. Researchers still don't know how these wines were made at the time, but more detailed research is underway to uncover what the actual recipe was.
Source: NPR
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