A study shows that Cannabis entered the Iberian Peninsula in its wild form during the Upper Paleolithic and underwent two further introduction waves, one in the Neolithic and another in the Middle Ages, likely in cultivated forms The main routes…
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Cannabis entered the Iberian Peninsula well before its domestication
Tagged with: biogeography, Bronze Age, Cannabis, Chalcolithic, cultivated, dispersal, hemp, Holocene, Iberian Peninsula, Iron Age, Mesolithic, Middle Ages, Modern Age, Neolithic, Paleolithic, Pleistocene, pollen, Roman Epoch, wild
Posted in Cannabis, My publications
Posted in Cannabis, My publications
A really old wine!
A recent PNAS paper reports molecular traces of a 6000-year old wine in the Caucasus region. The discovery was made by researchers of several American and European institutions on large jars reconstructed from pottery fragments found in newly excavated Neolithic…
Tagged with: agriculture, archaeology, culture, history, Holocene, Neolithic, pottery, Quaternary, viniculture, wine
Posted in archaeology
Posted in archaeology
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