Read the fine print on almost any bottle of wine and you’ll see it “contains sulfites.” Scientists who recently documented a 2,000-year-old vintage found in the village of Carmona in southern Spain, may need to add a more gruesome warning: “Contains the remains of a dead Roman guy.”

To be fair, the wine was found in a tomb. And the practice of mixing wine and human remains was not uncommon in Roman times. But it’s very uncommon for grave goods from millennia ago to avoid grave robbers or simple breakage.