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New insights into prehistoric South India’s culinary culture

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An advanced study of pottery shards from Keeladi and Gottiprolu reveals dairy and plant processing practices between the 6th and 1st century BC

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New insights into prehistoric South India’s culinary culture
An advanced study of pottery shards from Keeladi and Gottiprolu reveals dairy and plant processing practices between the 6th and 1st century BC

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Truth score

43/100Limited corroboration

Independent outlets: 1
Source reliability: 80/100
Sides of the spectrum covering it: 1/3
Propaganda risk: 0/100

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Right: 0
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Source quality

Average reliability: 80/100 (High)
Low-credibility outlets: 0%
State media: 0%
Opinion pieces: 0%

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