Ancient Troy's Common Wine

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Early Bronze Age Troy

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In Troy, Wine Was a Drink for the Common People, Not Just the Elite - Anatolian Archaeology

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Archaeologists from the Universities of Tübingen , Bonn , and Jena have proven that wine was widely consumed by ordinary Trojans during the Bronze Age.

The findings will shed new light on the social life of ancient Troy .

Chemical analyses conducted by Maxime Rageot of the University of Bonn have definitively revealed wine residues in these cups.

This finding proves that depas amphikypellon was not merely ornamental but were also used for drinking wine.

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