T.P.S. Dave
In the time of the pandemic caused by COVID-19, the parties of the genus byb were vulgarized-in which each one carried their drink. Now an archaeological discovery has revealed that this practice is already 11,000 years old.
As festa BYOB [Bring Your Own Booze] -In Portuguese, or “brings your own drink”-they were very popular in COVID-19. Each one was drinking (and sometimes food).
stand out those that were organized, in the middle of the pandemic, by the then British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
They were illegal and gave the motto to the.
However, who thinks this kind of parties are recent. The guests of a banquet in Zagaries of Iran, 11,000 years agothey already brought, not alcohol, but Food from all over the country
The study, at the beginning of the month in Nature, by a group of researchers from the Australian National University, revealed details hitherto unknown to Ancient Festivals in Asiab, in the Zagarous Mountainswhere people gathered to celebrate in community.
The “partygoers” left the 19 boar skulls behind, which packed up and sealed in a moat in a round building. The quartering marks on the boar skulls show that the animals were used for the festivities, but so far it was not known where the animals came from.
By examining microscopic growth patterns and chemical signatures inside the five of these boars’ dental enamel, the team found that at least some of them had been brought to the place of a substantial distance, transported through a difficult mountainous ground.
Bringing these boars to the party – when there were other wild boars available on site – would have required huge effort.
After all, what is special about the Asiab party is not just the fact that it was held for a long time and having gathered people from all over the region. Is the fact that People who participated in this party have invested a great effortso that their contributions involved an element of geographical symbolism.
Food is always welcome
Longstanding food and culinary traditions are a full component of cultures around the world. It is for this reason that holidays, festivals and other socially significant events normally involve food. We can’t imagine Christmas without Christmas dinner, for example.
Furthermore, Food is a very appreciated gift. The more a dietary product reminds a specific country or place, the better. It is for this reason that France cheese, Australia’s crocodile dried meat and Korea’s black chicken are a good bargaining chief in the world of gifts.
As today, the people who lived in the past already realized the importance of reciprocity and place and formulated customs to celebrate them publicly.
At old parties in Stonehenge, for example, the investigation showed that People ate pigs brought from vast regions of Britain.
Now the new findings provide the first glimpse of similar behavior in a pre-agricultural context.
BYOB PARTY PARTY IN THE TOGETS
The teeth analyzed suggest that at least some of the boar used in the banquet in Asiab came from a considerable distance: possibly at least 70 km, or two or more days of travel.
The most likely explanation is that they have been hunted in more distant areas of the region and transported to the site as a contribution to the banquet.
Reciprocity is at the center of social interactions. As with a carefully chosen wine bottle of wine, the boars brought from afar may have served to celebrate a place, an event and social ties through the offer of gifts – theorize the researchers.
