Humans have been getting spicy for millennia.
possibly used to powder their spices. What they found, however, was delicious clues about ancient curry. still stored in cabinets today, including sand ginger, galangal, clove, nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger, fingerroot, and tumeric.
“Given these spices originated from various different locations, it’s clear people were undertaking long-distance journeys for trade purposes. also shows that the port city of Oc Eo played an important role in a trade that linked the economies and cultures of Asia, Africa, and Europe and sheds more light on how significant and coveted spices were as commodities in ancient civilizations.
“The preservation of plant remains in Oc Eo is exceptional – the seeds were so fresh it was hard to believe they were 2,000 years old,” co-author and Australian National University archeologist Hsiao-chun Hung
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