La cannabis più antica: oltre mille semi trovati in una tomba di principi sciti di 2.800 anni fa

Archaeologists discovered that two Scythian princes, buried nearly 3,000 years ago in Siberia, tested positive for cannabis use. The presence of approximately 1,400 cannabis seeds near their remains suggested their consumption of the substance. Hair analysis confirmed the initial suspicions, indicating that these ancient individuals utilized cannabis for ritualistic or medicinal purposes.

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