The first cheese was made in Poland?

f stop 24 | 2493

12 Aug 2013 / #1

It looks like the first cheese was made by Polish ancestors: nature.com/news/art-of-cheese-making-is-7-500-years-old-1.12020

Monitor 13 | 1810

12 Aug 2013 / #2

7500 is so long time, that they could write that our ancestors monkeys used spears as first.

TheOther 6 | 3600

12 Aug 2013 / #3

It looks like the first cheese was made by Polish ancestors:

Quote:
"He noticed that archaeologists working at ancient cattle-rearing sites in what is now Poland..."

You want to claim that the Neanderthals were Polish, too? ;)

pawian 220 | 24859

15 Aug 2013 / #4

You want to claim that the Neanderthals were Polish, too? ;)

Yes, that sort of claim suggests that the poster who started this thread is historically impaired and we can discuss if this fact is a curse or blessing for her. :):):)

Nile 1 | 154

15 Aug 2013 / #5

People who actually took this seriously should get their heads examined.

pawian 220 | 24859

15 Aug 2013 / #6

Yes, f stop is going for thourough check-up tomorrow.....

OP f stop 24 | 2493

15 Aug 2013 / #7

B1tch and whine, b1tch and whine you all!

Ogorki - | 114

16 Mar 2014 / #8

You want to claim that the Neanderthals were Polish, too? ;)

...before Poland - this land was nothing but land - apparently inhabited by "cheese making" humans. There is nothing to suggest that these "cheese making" humans moved away - but remained on this land - so therefore technically they are Polish - as this land is now Poland - and has been nothing else previously. No other earlier evidence of "cheese making" humans has been found so therefore - they are assumed as "first" ;)