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  1. Phoenicians, not Romans, brought wine to Spain, ancient grape DNA shows

    Wine growing in the Iberian Peninsula began about 3,000 years ago with grapevines from the eastern Mediterranean, according to new research. Ancient DNA links the first cultivated vines in southern Iberia to domesticated grapes from regions around the eastern Mediterranean and the Balkans...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/09/pho

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  2. Phoenicians, not Romans, brought wine to Spain, ancient grape DNA shows

    Wine growing in the Iberian Peninsula began about 3,000 years ago with grapevines from the eastern Mediterranean, according to new research. Ancient DNA links the first cultivated vines in southern Iberia to domesticated grapes from regions around the eastern Mediterranean and the Balkans...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/09/pho

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  3. Phoenicians, not Romans, brought wine to Spain, ancient grape DNA shows

    Wine growing in the Iberian Peninsula began about 3,000 years ago with grapevines from the eastern Mediterranean, according to new research. Ancient DNA links the first cultivated vines in southern Iberia to domesticated grapes from regions around the eastern Mediterranean and the Balkans...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/09/pho

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  4. Phoenicians, not Romans, brought wine to Spain, ancient grape DNA shows

    Wine growing in the Iberian Peninsula began about 3,000 years ago with grapevines from the eastern Mediterranean, according to new research. Ancient DNA links the first cultivated vines in southern Iberia to domesticated grapes from regions around the eastern Mediterranean and the Balkans...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/09/pho

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    #archaeology #ironage #medieval #wine #romanempire #phoenicians

  5. Phoenicians, not Romans, brought wine to Spain, ancient grape DNA shows

    Wine growing in the Iberian Peninsula began about 3,000 years ago with grapevines from the eastern Mediterranean, according to new research. Ancient DNA links the first cultivated vines in southern Iberia to domesticated grapes from regions around the eastern Mediterranean and the Balkans...

    More information: archaeologymag.com/2026/09/pho

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    #archaeology #ironage #medieval #wine #romanempire #phoenicians

  6. #1406 C.A. Ralegh-Radford (ed) - Report of the Thirty-eighth Congress and of the Earthworks and Research Committees for the Year 1930.

    #CARaleghRadford #CongressOfArchaeologicalSocieties #Earthworks #Archaeology #BookOfTheDay