Georgia archaeological evidence winemaking 6000 BCE

Georgia has some of the oldest evidence of winemaking

Archaeological sites in Georgia show wine being made as early as about 6000 BCE. The evidence is among the earliest known for wine production anywhere.

Washington buildings are limited by street width

A 1910 law limits building height according to the width of the street beside it, rather than by a limit tied to the Capitol or Washington Monument. City leaders have cited the rule as a reason for limited affordable housing and sprawl across the metro area.

Human activity can erode the Moon’s astronomy advantages

The Moon’s permanently dark, cold polar craters suit infrared telescopes, while its far side is shielded from radio emissions from Earth. Increased human activity can spread lunar dust and erode these observing advantages unless the dust’s spread is limited.

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Georgia archaeological evidence winemaking 6000 BCE

Georgia has some of the oldest evidence of winemaking

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