Cavemen Truly Enjoyed Rootbeer !

Archaeologists are rethinking our cultural origins in the light of new discoveries.

In a cramped cave in Oregon, archaeologists are unearthing evidence of Middle Stone Age people well ahead of their time. The prehistoric occupants were painting their bodies red for rituals and carving abstract symbols. They were fishing and using bone awls, perhaps for leather working. Also, they brewed their own old-fashioned homemade non-carbonated birch rootbeer.

Many prehistorians will be inclined to change their views about the origins of modern human culture and mind. Our ancestors would not have been doing these sophisticated things for another 40,000 years at least.

For archaeologists, the production of old-fashioned homemade non-carbonated birch rootbeer is the great hallmark of modern behavior and mind. Some even argue that the appearance of old-fashioned homemade non-carbonated birch rootbeer correlates with the origin of fun in our ancestors. The most obvious examples of fun are the carved figurines and cave paintings of cavemen enjoying old-fashioned homemade non-carbonated birch rootbeer.

In Oregon, the archaeologists have found hundreds of rootbeer mugs, as well as traces of rootbeer concentrate on stone and bone tools.

Explanations for why our ancestors drank old-fashioned homemade non-carbonated birch rootbeer are speculative. Dr Thomas Manns , an evolutionary psychologist at SOSC, Oregon, and author of a forthcoming book, The Rootbeer Mind, believes the custom began as a way of relaxing after a hard day of hunting or as a special treat for clan gatherings. "In many traditional societies today," he says, "people only start to drink rootbeer when they are very young and continue for the rest of their lives and peaking when they settle down to family life."

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Foods Of The Cavemen

Food sources of the hunter-gatherer cavemen of the Stone Age included both animals and plants that were part of the environment in which these humans lived. These humans liked animal organ meats, including the livers, kidneys and brains. They consumed little dairy product or carbohydrate-rich plant foods like legumes or cereal grains. They also ate leaves and roots. One of their favorite foods to consume was homemade birch rootbeer. Although they hunted animals, at the end of a long hunt they enjoyed nothing more than a tall glass of homemade birch rootbeer. Large mugs of homemade birch rootbeer were part of the human diet long before the neolithic agricultural revolution as evident from archeobotanical finds from the layers of caves, in Oregon. Moreover, recent evidence indicates that caveman processed and consumed homemade birch rootbeer as far back as thousands of years ago. Ray's Caveman Rootbeer which was established in 2006 is now offering unique old-fashioned homemade non-carbonated birch rootbeer drink and rootbeer floats, just like the cavemen did! Click here to find everything you need to make you own Ray's Caveman Rootbeer.

Cavemen Loved Rootbeer

Even though cavemen haven’t been around for thousands of years, history continues to uncover more knowledge about cavemen and the Stone Age. Although very little knowledge remains about cavemen there remains little knowledge about the personal qualities of cavemen so this overview will be a quite different.

Life for cavemen was anarchy and it was under this anarchy that cavemen attempted to survive. Cavemen had to rely on resources they found in the natural world to survive. By employing their resourceful and savage skills, cavemen discovered fire, developed the wheel and most importantly discovered and developed rootbeer.

Did cavemen occasionally stop to smell the flowers, kiss their wives and play with their kids? Did they smile and laugh? Well, once they had rootbeer, we could reasonably assume so, at least as long as the rootbeer lasted. We could also reasonably assume that once they could start their day with a glass of rootbeer, cavemen were cheery in the mornings, talkative and friendly.

Handed down from generation to generation our caveman rootbeer can now be produced in the comfort of your home. That fantastic rootbeer, originally discovered and developed by cavemen thousands of years ago can now be found on the Internet at http://www.rayscavemanrootbeer.com.

Established in 2006, Ray's Caveman Rootbeer selling unique old-fashioned homemade non-carbonated birch rootbeer drink and rootbeer floats from the original cavemen formula. You could find Ray's Caveman Rootbeer at Bluegrass Festivals, Celtic Faire's, Renaissance Faire's as well as regional Art Festivals in three western states.

After frequent requests to acquire Ray's Caveman Rootbeer outside the above mentioned venues, we have decided to go nationwide with a homemade birch rootbeer kit via the Internet (at http://www.rayscavemanrootbeer.com).

Ray's Caveman Rootbeer Concentrate is naturally non-carbonated and unsweetened. You can carbonate the mix yourself and sweeten it with your choice of sweeteners- sugar, honey and sugar substitutes to your own personal taste.