Unique wheat discovery in Bronze Age lunch box https://www.mpg.de/11415096/cereals-bronze-age-wooden-vessel?c=12642841
In a wooden container found in the Bernese Alps in 2012, an international research team have discovered the remains of ancient wheat dating back to the Bronze Age. The find is significant for two reasons: Firstly, there have been very few clues to indicate how cereals were used and spread during this period. Secondly, the scientists discovered a new way for molecular identification of cereal grains in archaeological artefacts. This opens up new possibilities for research.
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