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© 2021 AFPHumans enjoyed blue cheese and beer 2,700 years ago: study
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Skeptical
What! No pretzels! Oh, the Cenozoic humanity of it all!
Tom San
So what?
William77
Humans that comes or descend from Europe have a higher capability to digest dairy product because they started to consume such products in very ancient times.
snowymountainhell
Agree @Farmboy 1:36pm. Remarkable photo evidence that humans may have taken a “recent shift”:
ALL available in Japan yet, in very small amounts and, at exorbitantly expensive prices.
Express sister
Looks to me like the shift isn't recent. Looks like it's 2,700 years old.
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... oh, shift?
snowymountainhell
Understood @ExpressSister 2:07pm. Obviously it was in Austria for the Bronze, placing tird in the spelunking event.
“Researchers analyzed four samples: one dating back to the Bronze Age, two from the Iron Age and one from the 18th century.”asiafriend
It is clear to see, as this article itself mentions, that these conclusions are all based on s..t. Sometimes it is just the same old ....
englisc aspyrgend
Zichi, no not stupid, it was a humorous comment in an otherwise serious and thoughtful interview, a witty way of expressing an environmentally conscious decision to change the fuel running his favourite car to a sustainably sourced fuel derived from waste wine and the whey from cheese making. Keeping the same car for over 50 years is also a very environmental beneficial thing as the embodied carbon in its production is a massive part of any cars total environmental footprint.
englisc aspyrgend
I’ve seen biscuits made by children that looked like that!
Express sister
Yes, excellent.
Tora
Nah, its WINE and CHEESE. Every time.
snowymountainhell
There was trade of this Hallstatt salt for those grains, legumes & beans, presumedly from as far as the Mediterranean cultures found in this 2700 year old poop. - Foundations of capitalism in the Bronze Age, blossoming from thriving agrarian economies, *just before it all went to site* for some unexplained reason?
kurisupisu
And in 22100 they’ll be looking at perfectly (undigested) preserved fast food…bits
Express sister
Trade and capitalism are not the same thing.
snowymountainhell
It was meant as an ‘on-topic’ question ‘*for some lightfhearted conversation *@ExpSister 3:38pm: