BEIJING - Archaeologists have found a kettle and its contents in the form of wine, two thousand years old. The discovery took place in Henan province, China.
An ancient tomb of the Han Dynasty have been discovered by accident at construction sites in the city of Puyang, Henan province, China.
As quoted from New Kerala, on Friday (13/05/2011), when doing the excavation, archaeologists discovered a copper kettle airtight covered by rust. Kettle itself estimated two thousand years old.
The contents of the archaeologists found in the kettle is suspected drink wine with the weight of approximately half a kilogram. After that, the archaeologists to test the fluid in the laboratory.
Beijing Mass Spectrum Center, which is an institution based on the Chinese Academy of Science, identifies the liquid as wine.
Through this discovery, archaeologists claim that their finding is China's oldest wine ever found.
source by: Ahmad Taufiqurrakhman - Okezone
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