5,000-year-old cauldrons of the Bronze Age are so well preserved they offer archeologists the 'first evidence' of an ancient feast consisting of milk and meat

5,000-year-old Maykop cauldrons of the Bronze Age have blood and milk proteins from cattle, sheep, or goats — evidence for what ancient meals included.

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