Grapes for wine were first farmed by Stone Age man 11,000 years ago, study finds

GRAPES for wine were first farmed by Stone Age man 11,000 years ago, a study has found. DNA analysis revealed the domestication of vineyards began three thousand years earlier than was thought. 2 Grapes for wine were first farmed by Stone Age man 11,000 years ago, a study has found Credit: Getty 2 Grape varieties for eating and wine-making were dated to 9,000BC — the same time mankind began growing crops including wheat to make bread Varieties for eating and wine-making were dated to 9,000BC — the same time mankind began growing crops including wheat to make bread and migrating… Read Full Article