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Stone Age sweet tooth led to beer's invention

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By gknl
September 24, 2002 in Beer & Cider

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Posted September 24, 2002

Stone Age sweet tooth led to beer's invention

By Roger Highfield and David Derbyshire

(Filed: 14/09/2002)

A Stone Age sweet tooth rather than a hunger for grain may have driven the agricultural revolution behind the rise of civilisation and led to the invention of beer, according to archaeological evidence presented yesterday.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/connected/main....%2Fecnba114.xml

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