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WELL, DUH: Beer Lubricated the Rise of Civilization, Study Suggests. ?The brewing of alcohol seems?

By Glenn Reynolds

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WELL, DUH: Beer Lubricated the Rise of Civilization, Study Suggests. “The brewing of alcohol seems to have been a very early development linked with initial domestication, seen during Neolithic times in China, the Sudan, the first pottery in Greece and possibly with the first use of maize. Hayden said circumstantial evidence for brewing has been seen in the Natufian, in that all the technology needed to make it is there ? cultivated yeast, grindstones, vessels for brewing and fire-cracked rocks as signs of the heating needed to prepare the mash.”


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