3,000 yr old butter discovered in Ireland [smashing all the lies of the Evolutionists!!!] ;')

Thai-Indian ^ | Thursday, August 20, 2009 | ANI

[SunkenCiv]

Two workers have discovered an oak barrel, full of butter, estimated to be roughly 3,000 years old, in Gilltown bog, between Timahoe and Staplestown, in Ireland.

According to a report in Leinster Leader, the amazing discovery of the barrel, which is being described by archaeology experts in the National Museum as a "really fine example" was found by two Bord na Mona workers...

What they found was an oak barrel, cut out of a trunk, full of butter. It was largely intact, except for a gash towards the bottom of it caused by the harrow. It was head down, and had a lid; something that has excited the archaeologists. The barrel is also split along the middle, which is common with utensils filled with butter found in the bogs. A conservator at the National Museum, Carol Smith, told the Leinster Leader that the butter expands over time, causing the split...

The butter has changed to white and is now adipocere, which is essentially animal fat, the same sort of substance that is found on well-preserved bodies of people or animals found in the bog... He estimates that the barrel is approximately 3,000 years old, from the Iron Age.

[SunkenCiv]

I’d love it if everyone had that reaction, but if not, I’ll ghee over it.

[SunkenCiv]

Yeah, this would make his insides churn if he could see it.

[SunkenCiv]

Well, I saw yours last, and am completely out of like kind responses. A toast to you!

[SunkenCiv]

There’s no whey anyone will top this find.

[SunkenCiv]

Ah! But 3000 years ago, they didn’t *have* popcorn in Ireland.

I’m waiting for someone in Scotland to dig up a 3000 year old haggis.

And then see if anyone who eats some of it can tell it’s 3000 years old.

[Toddsterpatriot]

Two workers have discovered an oak barrel, full of butter, estimated to be roughly 3,000 years old

Creation science predicted this would happen.

[Dysart]

Ouch. This thread has become fully saturated. Or has quickly become your bread and... well, you know. But as for me, I shall stick it out to the butter end.

[razorback-bert]

I bet I have some older in my refrigerator.

[SIDENET]

MMM...

B-U-T-T-E-R...

(Rich in 3000-year-old buttery goodness.)

[Ramius]

I’m waiting for someone in Scotland to dig up a 3000 year old haggis. And then see if anyone who eats some of it can tell it’s 3000 years old.

Well, after 3000 years, maybe it doesn't smell quite so bad? :-)

[wildbill]

Beat me to it, Slick. Makes my brain churn.

[ApplegateRanch]

Hate to tell you, but those weren’t...raisins.

[Cedar]

OOOleo

[Slings and Arrows]

Coming soon to a Waffle House near you.

[goat granny]

***I fear I clean out my fridge every 3000 years or so (whether it needs it or not!!!)***

LOL me to...I swear some of the things in the back of my fridge. are not recognizable as something that was ever eatable....if something looks like it might be food, I test it on my dogs, if they survive I'll try it.

[goat granny]

No matter what the subject, Daffy has a picture or two for it...or sometimes 5 or 6 pictures...:O)

[goat granny]

***From the headline, I thought this about some old goat they dug up.***

:O( I am not buried yet, :O) GG

[Daffynition]

Stick around kid ...you ain't seen nuthin' yet!

[xcamel]

It's already there...

[Natural Law]

I stayed at a place near Limerick that was still serving food from that batch......