[rdl6989]

Ping.

[eak3]

uggh there was never any such thing as prehistoric man, there was just man!

[GeronL]

I use to make a flour and water “flatbread” when I was desperate, usually ate it with ketchup.

[1rudeboy]

This is significant, as it might drive-back the discovery of beer by 10,000 years. Think about it, we’ve been getting wasted for ten more millenia.

[himno hero]

Given that, I would think beer would have been about the same time.

[Sacajaweau]

Why grind roots?? maybe scrape them clean...make root pancakes...like potato pancakes.

Next thing you know, they'll find a macaroni machine

[Young Werther]

Fred and Barney dropped some tomatoes and cheese slices on the bread dough and voila, Pizza.

They were baking their bread on the slopes of Vesuvius!

[TexasTransplant]

Then there was BEER!

jus sayin

TT

[humblegunner]

The findings, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)

I feel sorry for former employees.

Imagine being at an interview and having to state your previous job was for PNAS.

"Yes, I worked for PNAS.

I put every effort into PNAS, there were even times when I took PNAS work home.

PNAS had an important place in my life.."

[Candor7]

Pizza, Pizza, Pizza,

Prehistoric toppings!

[Silentgypsy]

Without having read the entire article, I suggest that you patronize another bakery.

[jakerobins]

MMMMM Pre-Historic Taco’s...... I’ll have the Brontosaurus Burrito please.....

[Tanniker Smith]

So what’s the oldest thing since sliced bread?

[DTogo]

suggest that prehistoric man may have dined on an early form of flat bread

Until prehistoric woman showed him how to make real bread, leading to a bun in the oven.

[Revolting cat!]

Yep, bread is older than the 6,000 year old Earth. Reuters, the MSM, better believe it!

[moehoward]

[HereInTheHeartland]

David Gates can’t be that old.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVtdYKVXYhI