Dated seeds and chemical signals in hair suggest intoxicating cannabis use at a Scythian princely tomb in southern Siberia.
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Archaeologists found trace evidence of cannabis use in braided hair samples recovered from an 8th century BCE burial mound in ...
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The detection of these molecular signals doesn't reveal how much cannabis the Scythian royals ingested, or the methods they ...