Evidence of 2,000 year old beer making found on A14 road scheme in England
Sector: Road • Location: Cambridgeshire, England
Source: Highways Today
Experts working on Highways England’s £1.5bn upgrade of the A14 in Cambridgeshire have uncovered what is believed to be evidence of the first beer brewed in the UK. The discoveries include tiny fragments of charred residues from the beer making process, potentially dating back to 400 BC, along with evidence of locals consuming porridge and bread.
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Description | Experts working on Highways England’s £1.5bn upgrade of the A14 in Cambridgeshire have uncovered what is believed to be evidence of the first beer brewed in the UK. The discoveries include tiny fragments of charred residues from the beer making process, potentially dating back to 400 BC, along with evidence of locals consuming porridge and bread. |
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