The First Beer In History: Boozing With The Pharoahs In Ancient Egypt Timeline
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I don't have any idea why they would misrepresent this fact. They also claim this building in Egypt is the oldest known in the world, and that is no longer a fact at all.
Oldest written beer recipe; that claim is fair.
Ancient Egypt making beer? Still interesting.
But poorly researched information passed out as fact is embarrassing.
Date: 2022-07-19
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Stuart
Timeline disappoints me because they emphasize how little the people have in regards to utilities and standards of living but then turn around and applaud the people who spend millions of dollars to dig in the dirt like theres no tomorrow. The people look happy, eh? So whats the problem? Or do they not live up to your liberal ideological fantasy of how things ought to be? I know Timeline has its sponsors and it must be presented as it must. Just come on, give us some damn history would ya?
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Timeline disappoints me because they emphasize how little the people have in regards to utilities and standards of living but then turn around and applaud the people who spend millions of dollars to dig in the dirt like theres no tomorrow. The people look happy, eh? So whats the problem? Or do they not live up to your liberal ideological fantasy of how things ought to be? I know Timeline has its sponsors and it must be presented as it must. Just come on, give us some damn history would ya?
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Idlari
These Timeline docs are quite old and sensational in a sense, beer was known in Sumer so this is kind of a clickbait. I'd take all Timeline documents with a hefty grain of salt when they talk about people being bestest ever and doing it first, as new research has debunked many of those, or they are just plainly saying that some guys were kind of warmachines while forgetting the diplomacy and political intrigue in the background.
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These Timeline docs are quite old and sensational in a sense, beer was known in Sumer so this is kind of a clickbait. I'd take all Timeline documents with a hefty grain of salt when they talk about people being bestest ever and doing it first, as new research has debunked many of those, or they are just plainly saying that some guys were kind of warmachines while forgetting the diplomacy and political intrigue in the background.
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Ms
1: 50 Hmmm if they drank Nilewater no wonder they got sick the Nile is literally entire Africas sever system and they throw all kind of fecies, garbadge and Cadavers into it. But the the old egyptians drinking mostly beer means, this oh so sophisticated society must have been more or less constantly drunk. that would explain why incest was such a big thing there and why the pharaos eaven married their own sisters.
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1: 50 Hmmm if they drank Nilewater no wonder they got sick the Nile is literally entire Africas sever system and they throw all kind of fecies, garbadge and Cadavers into it. But the the old egyptians drinking mostly beer means, this oh so sophisticated society must have been more or less constantly drunk. that would explain why incest was such a big thing there and why the pharaos eaven married their own sisters.
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Sherif
Gopekli Tempe Would be so jealous! ;) HAHAHAHHAHA: P They come like pirates and they don't care to ask Why is the Rum Gone? They keep drinking and miss all the smoking signs.
Don't worry, and don't feel sorry for US, what goes out of Egypt eventually returns. If we have Hineken, We surely will have this one too. even us have people that cannot read any smoking signs.
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Gopekli Tempe Would be so jealous! ;) HAHAHAHHAHA: P They come like pirates and they don't care to ask Why is the Rum Gone? They keep drinking and miss all the smoking signs.
Don't worry, and don't feel sorry for US, what goes out of Egypt eventually returns. If we have Hineken, We surely will have this one too. even us have people that cannot read any smoking signs.
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steve
Make it from scratch at home. There are many methods and recipes on-line. Cheers. By the way, I believe that the Sumerians were the first brewers in large volumes. They grew a lot of barley. Barley is used for its natural enzymes to break down starch into sugars in a process called malting.
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Make it from scratch at home. There are many methods and recipes on-line. Cheers. By the way, I believe that the Sumerians were the first brewers in large volumes. They grew a lot of barley. Barley is used for its natural enzymes to break down starch into sugars in a process called malting.
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Tracytron
5: 08 And many of them beat trans people who are minding their own business, walking down the street alone, just for existing. So yeah, youre gettin no sympathy from me in the majority of those cases. Nazis are just simply bigots. So why do we tend to treat bigots better than Nazis?
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5: 08 And many of them beat trans people who are minding their own business, walking down the street alone, just for existing. So yeah, youre gettin no sympathy from me in the majority of those cases. Nazis are just simply bigots. So why do we tend to treat bigots better than Nazis?
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Michelle
First sentence on wiki: Beer is one of the oldest drinks humans have produced, dating back to at least the 5th millennium BC in Iran, and was recorded in the written history of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia and spread throughout the world.
Egyptians didn't create beer. fake news.
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First sentence on wiki: Beer is one of the oldest drinks humans have produced, dating back to at least the 5th millennium BC in Iran, and was recorded in the written history of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia and spread throughout the world.
Egyptians didn't create beer. fake news.
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fishercat
Beer was probably discovered long before the Egyptians when a Neolithic woman neglected her water-filled dough making containers for a few days. When she got around to baking again her containers were filled with bubbly funny tasting water that made you feel weird.
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Beer was probably discovered long before the Egyptians when a Neolithic woman neglected her water-filled dough making containers for a few days. When she got around to baking again her containers were filled with bubbly funny tasting water that made you feel weird.
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Felix
was told that every achievement begins with a decision to try.
Ignorance destroy so many opportunities,
lm a victim but was convinced by this nice paying platform, Automate they have been good to so many people and still maintaining that
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was told that every achievement begins with a decision to try.
Ignorance destroy so many opportunities,
lm a victim but was convinced by this nice paying platform, Automate they have been good to so many people and still maintaining that
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Kevin
The Sumerians also made beer, and they were known as the very first civilization. Historians now think beer making predated bread by around 3000 years, and they ever think its due to cultivating barley to make beer that civilization began.
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The Sumerians also made beer, and they were known as the very first civilization. Historians now think beer making predated bread by around 3000 years, and they ever think its due to cultivating barley to make beer that civilization began.
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Seti
Well if they make it I might buy some as a test. I don't drink modern beer so I can't compare, but it would be interesting to taste test ancient food and drink. If they did make it, the product would possibly be $2 a bottle though.
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Well if they make it I might buy some as a test. I don't drink modern beer so I can't compare, but it would be interesting to taste test ancient food and drink. If they did make it, the product would possibly be $2 a bottle though.
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Andrii
In Slavic languages there is a separate word for bread beer: it's called kvas. It's not bitter, very pleasant, refreshing in the Summer, has very little to no alcohol. I think, Egyptians might have drank something similar.
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In Slavic languages there is a separate word for bread beer: it's called kvas. It's not bitter, very pleasant, refreshing in the Summer, has very little to no alcohol. I think, Egyptians might have drank something similar.
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Richard
Brilliant and well worth watching, I wonder if they thought about roasting the Barley before grinding it, It would again be a different taste. Amazing and might even give it go myself one day: )
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Brilliant and well worth watching, I wonder if they thought about roasting the Barley before grinding it, It would again be a different taste. Amazing and might even give it go myself one day: )
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Jami
Maybe, the sweet wine was reserved for the upper classes.
I can't imagine the working class people drinking sweet beer, because it would not quench the thirst, especially in a hot climate.
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Maybe, the sweet wine was reserved for the upper classes.
I can't imagine the working class people drinking sweet beer, because it would not quench the thirst, especially in a hot climate.
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JrodAg
My world history professor back in the day said medieval Europeans consumed up to 3 gallons of very low abv ale per day because there was no such thing as drinking water at the time.
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My world history professor back in the day said medieval Europeans consumed up to 3 gallons of very low abv ale per day because there was no such thing as drinking water at the time.
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WarHero
No other civilization has people in a gaze while looking at its ancient past like Egypt does. You can even feel the power emitting off of the pharaohs statues.
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No other civilization has people in a gaze while looking at its ancient past like Egypt does. You can even feel the power emitting off of the pharaohs statues.
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Frank
I like how as soon as we'd settled down as a species, without missing a beat, someone was like. Is there anything to drink? . People never change.
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I like how as soon as we'd settled down as a species, without missing a beat, someone was like. Is there anything to drink? . People never change.
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ClausQ
Recently archaeologists found evidens for beer brewing 13, 000 years ago in Mesopotamia. For centuries it was most likely connected to rituals
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Recently archaeologists found evidens for beer brewing 13, 000 years ago in Mesopotamia. For centuries it was most likely connected to rituals
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directfunebru
English beer should be abolished and replaced with this. No, I don't need to taste it, because anything is better than English beer.
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English beer should be abolished and replaced with this. No, I don't need to taste it, because anything is better than English beer.
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