Archaeologists at George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate found a hoard of 18th-century bottles buried in an old cellar ...

Here’s some fruit for thought. A resurfaced video has reintroduced an easy food storage technique that has proven effective at keeping produce ripe for months since the 1700s. The clip appears ...

More farmers now plant grains and vegetables similar to those from the 18th century." Several times a ... allowing guests to smell and taste food from 250 years ago. Cherry makes sure what he ...

"A wonderful way to keep healthy foods without canning, dehydrating or refrigeration", reads the video description. To preserve your apple, it must be a "perfect" apple - no bruises, no cuts ...

"For whatever reason, these were left behind, and they were in pristine condition, and that’s why this is such an extraordinary find, because you just don’t find 18th-century food remains ...

He told NPR and WBUR’s Here & Now in April that “intact 18th-century food remains is just not something that’s typically found.” The cherries, he added, can serve as a window into the ...