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by Patrick E. McGovern


  tortoise: on Nevali Çori vessel

  shells in burials

  “To the Pupils of the Transcendental Art” (Wang Ji)

  trade routes: Africa

  Canaanite and Phoenician traders

  High Road or Great Khorasan Road

  Nile shipping. See also cultural diffusion; Mediterranean shipping and trade; Silk Road

  Transcaucasia. See also Georgia

  Transjordanian Plateau sites

  Trappists

  tree saps. See also resinated beverages; resins; specific types

  tree shrew, Malaysian

  Trifolium. See clover

  Tripsacum. See teosinte

  triterpenoids

  birch resins

  Triticum dicoccum. See also emmer wheat

  Triticum monococcum ssp. boeoticum. See also einkorn wheat

  Triticum monococcum ssp. monococcum. See also wheat

  Trotzig, Gustaf

  trumpets

  Tsonga people

  tubers: Africa

  New World. See also manioc; potatoes

  Tunisia. See also Carthage

  Turbina

  turkey

  Turkey. See Anatolia

  Turkish red pine honey

  Turkmenistan

  Margiana sites. See also Central Asia

  Tutankhamun

  Tutankhamun’s Tipple

  Tyre

  Tyrian purple

  Ubar

  Uganda: banana phytoliths

  Iteso people

  Ugarit

  Ukraine: horse domestication

  Indo-European roots in

  Mezin mammoth-bone house

  Uluá Valley

  Uluburun shipwreck

  ‘Umar b. Abī Rabī‘a

  Um Direiwa

  Underhill, Anne

  U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF)

  Ur

  Urnfield culture

  Uruk

  Ürümchi mummies

  Vaccinium oxycoccus. See cranberries

  Vaccinium vitis-idaea. See cowberries

  Valle de Ambrona

  vanilla

  The Varieties of Religious Experience (James)

  Varro

  Vashti

  Vega, Garcilaso de la

  Venus

  Venus figures

  Çatal Höyük goddess

  vermouth

  Verucchio

  vetch

  Via Maris

  Vikings, Viking beverages

  vinegar

  Vinland

  Vin Santo

  vinyl ethanol, extraterrestrial

  viticulture and (grape) winemaking: additions to stimulate fermentation

  Anatolia

  Assyrian

  Carthage

  Caucasus

  China

  Crete

  Egypt

  Godin Tepe winemaking tools

  grape domestication

  Greece

  Italy

  Japan

  Levant (Canaanite and Phoenician)

  Mediterranean shipping of live vines

  modern Lebanon

  modern sub-Saharan Africa

  northern Europe

  Persia and Central Asia

  Spain

  spread of

  viticultural techniques

  winemaking techniques

  Zagros Mountains. See also Vitis vinifera ssp. sylvestris; wine culture

  Vitis. See grapes individual species

  Vitis amurensis

  Vitis Apiana

  Vitis quinquangularis

  Vitis vinifera ssp. sylvestris (Eurasian grape)

  in Central Asia

  domestication and earliest viticulture

  in Egypt

  in Europe

  in Levant

  in Mesopotamia. See also grape wine; viticulture and winemaking

  Vix

  Voigt, Mary

  Vouillamoz, José

  vultures

  Wadi Kubbaniya

  Wagy festival

  walnut, white

  Wang, Changsui

  Wang, Chen-shan “Ellen”

  Wang, Kai

  Wang Ji

  Wari winemaking

  Warren, Peter

  wasps

  water lily

  Ways of Horus

  weapons

  as grave goods

  Wendorf, Fred

  Wernicke’s area

  Western Hallstatt, Mediterranean wine trade in

  wheat

  in Africa

  domestication

  in dynastic Egypt

  in Hierakonpolis vat residues

  at Mehrgarh

  at northern European sites

  wild

  wheat beers

  modern bouza

  white clover

  White Horse Stone

  whitethorn

  whooping crane

  Wiens, Frank

  Wilford, John Noble

  William Grant and Sons

  Willis, Justin

  willow

  wine: in Arabic and Persian poetry

  author’s use of term

  barley wine

  Chinese, from Shang and Zhou tombs

  Grand Ribaud shipwreck

  in Jiahu grog

  maize wine

  as medium for Zoroastrian haoma

  palm wine

  preservation and sealing techniques

  rice wine

  in Sumerian beer recipe

  Wari Peruvian pepper tree wine

  word for, in Indo-European languages. See also fruit wines; grape wine; rice beverages; wine culture; wine trade

  wine additives. See additives; herbs; medicinal beverages; mind-altering beverages; mixed beverages; resinated beverages

  wine corks

  wine culture: ancient Persia

  Canaanite/Phoenician

  diffusion of

  grape wine as prestige beverage

  modern, spread of

  wine’s social significance

  wine grape. See Vitis vinifera

  winemaking. See viticulture and winemaking

  wine trade: ancient Mediterranean

  Mediterranean shipwrecks

  in northern Europe

  between Zagros Mountains and lowland Mesopotamia. See also Mediterranean shipping and trade

  women, as fermented-beverage preparers

  Wong-Kingsley, Farina

  wood: ancient Mediterranean wood trade

  Natufian use of

  wooden barrels

  wormwood. See also Artemisia

  writing and texts: Chinese

  Egyptian hieroglyphs

  “grape,” “vineyard,” and “wine” in early Greek scripts

  Hittite texts

  inscriptions on wine vessels

  Phoenician alphabet

  Sumerian. See also poetry; specific titles and authors

  Xenophon

  Xerxes

  Xhosa people

  Xi’an

  royal burials at

  Xinjiang viticulture

  Xiongnu people

  Yabrud

  yam

  yarrow

  Yasna

  yeast inoculation methods: Africa

  Americas

  China

  Near East

  yeasts

  for Chateau Jiahu recreation

  insects as transporters

  New World chicha, See also Saccharomyces entries

  Yellow Emperor

  yerba-maté

  Yi li (Book of Conduct)

  Yin. See Anyang

  yogurt

  yopo tree

  you jars

  Ystad

  yuca. See also manioc

  yucca

  Yuchanyan Cave

  Yuezhi people

  Zagros Mountains

  Hajji Firuz Tepe

  Neanderthal burials in

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sp; viticulture in. See also Godin Tepe

  Zea. See maize

  Zerabar Lake

  Zeus

  Zhang, Juzhong

  Zhang, Zhiqing

  Zhang Qian

  Zhao, Zhijun “Jimmy”

  Zhou dynasty China

  attitudes about intoxication

  Zhuangzhi (Book of Master Zhuang)

  Zifferero, Andrea

  Zimbabwe: Matopo Hills rock paintings

  Ziziphus. See also jujube

  Zoroastrianism

  haoma

  Margiana fire temples

  Zosimus

  Zulu peoples

 

 

 


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