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The Ancient and Medieval History of Sugar In the Beginning The oldest known cultivation of sugar was around 8,000 BCE by the indigenous people in what is now Papua New Guinea. They grew sugar cane and chewed it raw. It quickly spread across Australasia and to the Indian subcontinent where people began to refine it […]https://everbeck.net/proj1/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/wild-sugarcane-200x300.jpg