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Horseback-Riding Siberian Nomads Got High on Cannabis 2,800 Years Ago—the Oldest Evidence Yet
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| Gizmodo | Horseback-Riding Siberian Nomads Got High on Cannabis 2,800 Years Ago—the Oldest Evidence Yet |
Archaeologists found trace evidence of cannabis use in braided hair samples recovered from an 8th century BCE burial mound in Siberia’s “Valley of the Kings.” They also found a lot of seeds. |
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