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My how times have changed. While searching for 250,000-year-old flint tools, Israeli archaeologists have discovered a a more modern find \u2014 century-old liquor bottles that belonged to British soldiers in World War I.\u00a0 Of course, they were empty.<\/p>\n
“Excavation director Ron Toueg says uniform buttons, belt buckles and riding equipment were found near the city of Ramle in addition to the bottles of gin, whiskey and wine. He said it offered a glimpse into \u201cthe everyday life and leisure of the soldiers.\u201d<\/p>\n
The items appear to have belonged to members of the Egyptian Expeditionary Force commanded by General Edmund Allenby.”<\/p>\n
Back in the ancient days of Gulf War, Round I, I can neither confirm nor deny the traffic of contraband 1.75 liter jugs of vodka arriving via Navy P-3C Orion in what was termed, The Sensor One Station Duty Free Locker. Seems I was the Sensor One.<\/p>\n
Zum Wohl!<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.breitbart.com\/jerusalem\/2017\/03\/22\/israeli-archeologists-uncork-liquor-bottles-abandoned-british-wwi-troops\/<\/p>\n
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