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Ancient DNA Reveals that the First Vines Grown on the Iberian Peninsula Came From the Eastern Mediterranean 3,000 Years Ago.
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The first vines cultivated on the Iberian Peninsula came from the Eastern Mediterranean about 3,000 years ago and still survive through crossings, revealed an investigation of the University of Valencia.
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An international team led jointly by the Universitat de Valéncia (UV), the Institute of Vine and Wine Sciences (ICVV-CSIC) and the Institute of History (IH-CSIC) reconstructs the origin of Iberian viticulture from the DNA of archaeological seeds.The work, published in Current Biology magazine, concludes that the first vines [...] The entry Ancient DNA reveals that the first vines grown in the Iberian peninsula arrived from the Eastern Mediterran…
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