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Archaeological findings from a Siberian tomb reveal that ancient humans used cannabis in burial rituals around 2,800 years ago. This discovery represents the earliest direct evidence of marijuana use in human history.
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Archaeological findings from a Siberian tomb reveal that ancient humans used cannabis in burial rituals around 2,800 years ago. This discovery represents the earliest direct evidence of marijuana use in human history.
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Ancient humans used cannabis in burial rituals 2,800 years ago
Evidence of Cannabis Use in Ancient Burial Rituals Found in Siberia