Quantum Windbag
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Actually it is. It pushes back the timeframe for the development of a sedimentary society and the institution of farming etc. In other words culture. We now know that 19,000 years ago the procedure for making beer was known. And practiced to a high degree of skill. That sets up a whole host of other assumptions and possibilities.
Alcoholic beverages existed at the hunting/gathering stage of human development, pushing it back 5000 years does not prove that they had agriculture.
That is true, but the ingredients from which it was made....do.
Did they use corn? If not, I don't see why you think it proves they had agriculture.
Did you know corn doesn't grow in the wild anywhere in the world?