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World's Oldest Known Bottle of Whiskey Sells for $137K at Auction - Vimarsana News

World's Oldest Known Bottle of Whiskey Sells for $137K at Auction

Food & Wine magazine reported Wednesday. The bottle was so old, auctioneers did not know exactly when it was produced. The label, which was hand-typed and pasted onto the bottle, merely stated “This Bourbon was probably made prior to 1865,” the article said. “A bit of carbon dating of the liquid inside narrowed things down — determining with 81.1 percent certainty that it was from 1763 to 1803 — and landing the tipple its ‘oldest’ title,” the magazine continued: But for anyone concerned that all this ambiguity might affect the auction value of this bottle of Old Ingledew Whisk...

Remains of 2,500-Year-Old Mill Discovered in Italy - Vimarsana News

Remains of 2,500-Year-Old Mill Discovered in Italy

Remains of 2,500-Year-Old Mill Discovered in Italy They believe it is the earliest olive oil mill found in Magna Graecia, a region that encompasses most of Italy's southern coastline, where ancient Greek colonists arrived 3,500 years ago. Photo: Lucano Agency for Development and Innovation in Agriculture Feb. 12, 2021 An ancient olive oil mill dat­ing to the 4 th cen­tury B.C. has been uncov­ered dur­ing arche­o­log­i­cal exca­va­tions in the province of Matera. Located in the Basilicata region in south­ern Italy, the archae­ol­o­gists said that the find­ing is sen­sa­tional ...

Ancient Olive Oil Production Artifact Found in Gethsemane - Vimarsana News

Ancient Olive Oil Production Artifact Found in Gethsemane

Ancient Olive Oil Production Artifact Found in Gethsemane Archaeologists found a 2,000-year-old ritual bath, known as a Mikveh. The finding underscores the importance of olive oil production in Gethsemane during the time of Christ. Photos: Nadim Asfour. A 2,000-year-old rit­ual bath used for the pro­duc­tion of olive oil was dis­cov­ered dur­ing exca­va­tions con­ducted in the Gethsemane area, in Jerusalem. The dis­cov­ery was announced dur­ing a press con­fer­ence orga­nized by the Custody of the Holy Land on the site.See Also: New Insights Into the World’s Oldest Bottle of...