Motia, Italy AS Finnish sailors traveled to establish the first first thousand -year -old new settlements to enter the west of the Western Mediterranean. BAccording to a statement issued by the University of Tibenjan, they deliberately brought the familiar fragrance of the house. Researchers at the University of Tibenjin and Madrid University (UCM) recently analyzed more than 50 small ceramic ships found in ancient tombs, houses and sacred areas on a phenomenon location on the Motiya island off the west coast of Cecili. The study has determined that between the eighth and the sixth centuries, near the present Beirut, all were built in South Fanishia. B Organic and the detection of organic abuses was found in eight ships, which shows signs of plants based on lipids, as well as pine and mastik resin marks, which are strong indicators of fragrant oil preparations. Archaeologists believe that small vessels were used to transport aroma and aromatic oils that helped work as a reminder of their homeland and reinforced the identity of Finos for settlers living in remote locations. “The scent is closely linked to identity,” said UCM archaeologist Adriano and Singhhar. “Likewise, it plays an important role, although often neglected, but the role in the process of migration, settlement and cultural exchange.” Read the original scholarly article about this research Journal of archaeological procedures and theory. To read about the censorship found in the settlement of an ancient oasis in Saudi Arabia, in which people burned a plant with known psychological features, go to the “ancient Air Freshner”.
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