This Siberian Tomb Holds the Earliest Concrete Evidence of Cannabis Use Ever Discovered
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In a Siberian Bronze Age burial complex meant for elites, the earliest physical evidence of the use of cannabis for its psychoactive qualities was discovered. About 1,400 cannabis seeds miraculously remained preserved within the tomb. The seeds date back roughly 2,800 years. The structure belonged to the multi-talented badasses known as Scythians — tattooed nomads, […] The post This Siberian Tomb Holds the Earliest Concrete Evidence of Cannabis Use Ever Discovered appeared first on VICE .
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