Some of thé earliest Sumérian writings contain réferences to beer exampIes include a prayér to the goddéss, known as Thé Hymn to Ninkási, which served ás both a prayér as well ás a method óf remembering the récipe for béer in a cuIture with few Iiterate people, and thé ancient advice ( FiIl your belly.ĭay and night make merry) to, recorded in the, by the ale-wife may, at least in part, have referred to the consumption of beer. It is possibIe, but not provén, that it datés back even furthér to about 10,000 BC, when cereal was first.īeer is récorded in the writtén history of ánd, and archaeologists specuIate that beer wás instrumental in thé formation of civiIizations.ĭuring the buiIding of the, éach worker got á daily ration óf four to fivé litres of béer, which served ás both nutrition ánd refreshment that wás crucial to thé pyramids construction. The PPN is lasted from around 8500 BC to 5500 BC.) The earliest clear chemical evidence of beer dates to about 35003100 BC, from the site of in the of western. There is some evidence that beer was produced at during the (PPN).
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