Archaeologists in Seville discovered ancient wine in Carmona, with origins traced to Cordoba. The liquid, mixed with ashes in a Roman-era urn, showcases a unique find connecting to history.

Researchers have identified a mysterious 2,000-year-old liquid as the oldest wine ever discovered, according to a study. The reddish liquid was found in a glass funerary urn in an unlooted Roman ...

For roughly 2,000 years, the wine has been held in a glass funeral urn along with the cremated ashes of a man and a gold ring inside an ancient mausoleum in Carmona, a small town in the southern ...

The wine remains in a glass funeral urn inside an ancient mausoleum, untouched for around 2,000 years in the Andalusian town of Carmona. A family found the sunken tomb in 2019 while doing work on ...

The 2000-year-old tipple was found in a burial urn mixed with cremated human remains. Discovered in Carmona in the southern region of Andalusia, the wine is believed to be the oldest ever found ...

Ancient ‘fridge’ — with meat still inside — found at Roman military camp, experts say 8-year-old picks up odd-looking item on beach vacation — and finds Viking-era artifact ...

Archaeologists found the pottery fragments at a military campsite in Germany, photos show. Archaeologists found 2,000-year-old pottery pieces, ... Part of an ancient Roman wine jar.

Archaeologists in Seville discovered ancient wine in Carmona, ... 2,000-year-old ancient wine unearthed in burial urns. TOI Lifestyle Desk / etimes.in / Updated: Jun 27, 2024, 23:25 IST.