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5,000-year-old bread found during excavations in Kutahya, Turkey. Eight charred remains were preserved in the fire from the Early Bronze Age.

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5,000-year-old bread found during excavations in Kutahya, Turkey. Eight charred remains were preserved in the fire from the Early Bronze Age.

5,000-year-old bread found during excavations in Kutahya, Turkey. Eight charred remains were preserved in the fire from the Early Bronze Age.

Archaeologists discovered them in the settlement of Saitomer Huok - in a room with a stove, among the ruins of a shelf. Wheat and lentils lay nearby. According to investigators, the products were stored on shelves that collapsed and burned in the fire.

The findings have already been displayed in the Museum of Archeology and Mining.

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