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Godin Tepe
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Definition: Archaeological site in what is now Iran, showing the earliest (ca. 3500-3100 BC) known evidence of beer production. The site is an Elamite village in the Zagros mountains, and the chemical evidence of beer was identified in a ceramic vessel from this site, including tannin and tartrate crystals.

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World's Oldest Beer
Brief report on the study at Godin Tepe, from the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology

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