Latest Historical Discoveries: June 2024
Round up of top five historical finds of June
Welcome to another edition of the Forgotten Footprints newsletter!
You know what time it is: it’s the end of the month, and we’re here to discuss five fascinating finds that have made waves in history and archaeology.
But before we proceed, let us acknowledge that June has been a hard month, especially in the Northern Hemisphere, with record temperatures worldwide.
So, maybe it’s not a bad time to sit down and unwind with a glass of wine.
Do you bother about the age of the wine? What do you prefer? White or Red?
Well, I have some exciting news for those of you who are wine connoisseurs. Archaeologists have discovered the world’s oldest wine, dating back nearly 2,000 years.
As usual, don’t forget to vote for your favorite discovery in the poll at the end.
World’s Oldest Wine Found in Spain
In 2019, archaeologists discovered a Roman tomb in Carmona with six locals. They found a glass funerary urn co…
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