1,700-year-old Roman-age egg still contains its yolk and whites
A 1,700-year-old chicken egg with intact yolk and egg white astounds archaeologists in Aylesbury, England. Unearthed at a Roman site, it's a rare find shedding light on ancient practices. Found among four eggs, its preservation in a waterlogged pit offers insights into Roman life and beliefs. Efforts underway to extract contents for further study.
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A 1,700-year-old chicken egg with intact yolk and egg white astounds archaeologists in Aylesbury, England. Unearthed at a Roman site, it's a rare find shedding light on ancient practices. Found among four eggs, its preservation in a waterlogged pit offers insights into Roman life and beliefs. Efforts underway to extract contents for further study.
