Environment
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Three Ancient Jars Retrieved from the Ocean may Hold the Secrets of Roman Wine
As ancient jars were unearthed from the sea at the seaport of San Felice Circeo, native vineyards and import tar pitches could have been the usual for wineries around the Italian peninsula throughout the Roman era.
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