2,800-Year-Old Siberian Tomb Reveals Cannabis Seeds and Ritual Use
Archaeologists discovered 1,000 cannabis seeds in a 2,800-year-old prince's tomb at Tunnug 1 in southern Siberia. The tomb, associated with complex funerary rites including horse sacrifices, contained preserved human hair with traces of cannabis, suggesting psychoactive use in ancient rituals. Researchers will perform DNA analysis to explore cannabis's historical significance further.
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