2,000-year-old wine discovered from ancient tomb in China
Archaeologists have discovered a nearly 2,000-year-old bronze pot from a Western Han dynasty tomb in central China's Henan province, which contains wine likely made from rice. "There was about 3.5 litres of the transparent yellow colour liquid in it," a senior archaeologist said. A large number of colour-painted clay pots and bronze artefacts were also unearthed from the tomb.