Pap: It was also prepared in Scotland over 6000 years ago

According to historical sources, man began to breedfor food, the first animals about 10,000 years ago, but at the same time also theAgriculture began to develop. This gave rise to the human civilization up to the present day. What is still unclear is how these farming and farming processes spread.

Archaeologists look for traces of food such as seeds or chemical residues to understand what Neolithic men grew and raised. Apart from some numbers in Great Britain Being 6000 years old, researchers have so far found no evidence of consumption of these products.

Simon Hammann and a group of researchers fromUniversity of Erlangen-Nuremberg they found ceramic remains in a group of islands in the Scotland, the Outer Hebrides. By analyzing the traces found in it, they found evidence that Neolithic men consumed dairy products and wheat between 3,600 and 3,300 BC and often did so together, giving rise to some sort of Dad based on milk.

The researchers analyzed 59 fragments of various pottery finds, including different types of bowls, using gas chromatography And mass spectrometry to analyze any organic residues. Several of these pieces contained traces of typical grain and dairy molecules, suggesting that grains were an important part of their diet. What they ate and at what times of the day is not yet known with certainty, but a step forward has been taken nonetheless.