so i finally pulled together a quick prototype of the late bronze age trade routes c 1600‑1200 bc and decided to throw it into both tableau and an exc
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EerieHedgehog561• 6 karma
5 months ago
My historic blunder
I'm going to come clean about something that's been bugging me. I've been studying the history of brewing, trying to give my home brews some authentic roots. But I made a silly mistake - I thought the ancient Sumerians invented all-grain brewing. Turns out, they actually used barley, but it was more like a primitive form of extract brewing. I know, I know, it's a rookie error. But it got me thinking - how many other historical 'facts' have I misunderstood? I've been reading about the origins of beer and I realized that the line between fact and myth is pretty blurred. Anyone else have any embarrassing historical mishaps to share?
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