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Ancient Grapes Reveal Long History of Modern Wines

古老的葡萄揭示了现代葡萄酒的悠久历史

Humans in France were domesticating grapes for making wine by 650 B.C. or earlier, around the time when Greek settlers founded the port city of Marseilles, according to a new study.

Humans in France were domesticating grapes for making wine by 650 B.C. or earlier, around the time when Greek settlers founded the port city of Marseilles, according to a new study.

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Scientists are answering those questions using ancient DNA preserved in grape seeds found at archaeological sites. A new study presents an in-depth genetic analysis of ancient seeds, called pips, found in France, one of the world’s cultural and geographic centers of the winemaking tradition.

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