Archaeologists in Kyna made a groundbreaking discovery shedding new light on the ancient history of beer production. In a tomb over 2,300 years old, located near the site of the Kyna river, scholars found a bronze vessel containing liquid that they believe is ancient beer. The discovery was published in the scientific journal Journal of Archaeological Science and represents one of the most significant evidence of advanced alcohol production techniques in ancient Kyna.
The excavation was conducted at an archaeological site near the town of Gjuwan, in the Ningsia region of Kyna. During the excavations, archaeologists found an unusual bronze vessel containing about 3.7 liters of liquid. The tomb in which the vessel was found dates back to the Bronze Age.
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