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The chemistry of mummification - Vimarsana News

The chemistry of mummification

A international team of researchers from LMU and University of Tübingen is unveiling the secrets of ancient Egyptian embalming. Vessels from a workshop in Saqqara are providing new insights into t ...

Element Materials Technology : Quotes, Address, Contact - Vimarsana News

Element Materials Technology : Quotes, Address, Contact

Element Materials Technology operates more than 30 laboratories in the U.S.

Source: azom.com
Porridge-like Egyptian Beer Was Used 5,800 Years Ago in Rituals - Vimarsana News

Porridge-like Egyptian Beer Was Used 5,800 Years Ago in Rituals

A new study analyzed residues found on pottery at Hierakonpolis and revealed that thick Egyptian beer was brewed 5,800 years ago and that it changed society.

FNB News - Food testing - Imported & exported foods and regulatory challenges - Vimarsana News

FNB News - Food testing - Imported & exported foods and regulatory challenges

Tuesday, 16 March, 2021, 08 : 00 AM [IST] Norina Fernandes Food testing and analysis is an essential part of the food safety ecosystem to assure that the food is safe to consume. Fssai defines ‘Unsafe food' as an article of food whose nature, substance or quality is affected as to render it injurious to health. The most significant thing for food testing is the Laboratories which perform the tests should be accredited by NABL, FSSAI, BIS, CDSCO, ISM&H, APEDA, EIC/EIA, AGMARK etc. Procedure for import and export activities involves e...

Pottery Residues Offer Clues to Malta's Prehistoric Menu - Vimarsana News

Pottery Residues Offer Clues to Malta's Prehistoric Menu

Pottery Residues Offer Clues to Malta’s Prehistoric Menu RABAT, MALTA— The Times of Malta reports that researchers led by Davide Tanasi of the University of South Florida analyzed residues and traces of proteins found in pottery dated to between 2500 and 700 B.C. at Il-Qlejgha tal-Bahrija, a prehistoric site in Malta’s Northern Region. The study suggests that the residents of Il-Qlejgha tal-Bahrija consumed a porridge made of cow’s milk and cereals such as wheat and barley. Traces of grains were also found in large storage jars similar to those found in Sicily. These grains ma...