Kuidas ehitati Giza püramiidid?

http://www.ancientegyptonline.co.uk/beer.html
https://www.ancient.eu/article/1033/beer...ent-egypt/
Egiptuses olla õlu väga popp olnud,mida ehitajatele anti 3 korda päevas ja mida üldse tolleaegses ühiskonnas tarbisid nii lapsed kui vanurid.Ka ravimina kasutati seda.Eks tolleaegsel õllel oli omajagu toiteväärtust,nn ¨vedel leib¨.Oli egiptlastel isegi õllejumal olemas nimega Tenenet.

The common name for beer was heqet (also given as hecht and henket) or tenemu (giving the goddess Tenenet her name), but there were also names for specific types of beer. Beer was classified according to alcoholic strength and flavor, with the average beer having an alcohol content of 3-4% while beer used in religious festivals or ceremonies had a higher alcohol content and was considered of better quality.
Men, women, and children all drank beer as it was considered a source of nutrition, not just an intoxicant. Beer was regularly used as compensation for labor (referred to as hemu) and workers at the Giza plateau, for example, were given beer rations three times a day as payment. Records of payment through beer at various sites throughout Egypt, in fact, provides some of the best evidence that the great monuments were not built by slaves but by paid Egyptian labor.
Beer was also frequently prescribed in medical texts. Over one hundred recipes for medicines included beer, and even when beer was not included in the list of ingredients, it was suggested that a patient take the prescription with a cup of beer which was thought to "gladden the heart." Beer was also thought to confuse the evil spirits which were considered the cause of many diseases. A spell given to cure one unnamed disease directs the person to call upon the god Set who will empower the beer so that the spirits become perplexed and disoriented and will leave the body. Precise recipes for these brews were never written down, but the general method used is fairly clear from both texts and small models of brewers found in tombs.

Tel Avivis leiti 2 aastat tagasi u 5000 aasta vanune Egiptlaste ¨õlletehas¨
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