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Beer, Wine and Drinking Gods: the Foundation of Ancient Egypt

Egypt may now be a country where drinking outside the famous open bar resourts isn’t much appreciated, it was not always like that. The ancient Egyptians who built the pyramids and the Great Sphinx of Giza were quite heavy boozers. It’s safe to say that one of the most respected cultures of the ancient world…

December 30, 2017 in Folklore and Mythology, Historic Tales.

The Aztec Myth of the 400 Drunken Rabbit Gods Explains All Levels of Intoxication

Many old civilizations had Gods for just about everything: the sun, the sea, lightning and often quite a few for alcohol related matters. The Aztecs were no exception. Even though they had very strict laws on alcohol use and abuse, no other tribe or culture had as many ‘Booze Gods’ as the ancient habitants of Mexico. The…

May 13, 2015 in Folklore and Mythology, Theology and Alcohol.

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