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Archaeologists in Siberia have found evidence suggesting that cannabis was used for psychoactive purposes around 2,800 years ago. The discovery includes seeds and preserved hair from a monumental tomb.
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Archaeologists in Siberia have found evidence suggesting that cannabis was used for psychoactive purposes around 2,800 years ago. The discovery includes seeds and preserved hair from a monumental tomb.
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Seeds and preserved hair in tomb point to oldest signs of cannabis high 2,800 years ago, study suggests
Archaeological findings suggest ancient use of cannabis for psychoactive purposes