According to the disclosure of Mr. Mostafa Wasiri, Secretary General of the Supreme Antiquities Council of Japan. The incubator consists of eight large areas, each 20 meters long, consisting of approximately 40 jars of clay placed in two rows that were used to boil plants and mix with water. To produce beer
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The team of archaeologists expected This brewery dates back to the era of the Pharaoh Narmer, who ruled ancient Egypt from 3273-2987 BC. And was the founder of the 1st dynasty, which was also a united Egypt.
Mr. Matthew Adams from New York University. The co-leader of the excavation said the brewery could be specially built to produce spirits for royal rituals. Such as a sacrifice ceremony That occurred in the tombs of various Egyptian kings It is believed that it can produce up to 22,400 liters of beer per year.
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