Ancient Siberian tomb yields earliest evidence of ritual cannabis use

A study in Science reports chemical residues of cannabis in a 2,800-year-old tomb in Siberia, indicating ritual use. The finding pushes back the documented timeline of psychoactive cannabis consumption and offers insight into early cultural practices. The evidence is direct but limited to a single site, so broader implications remain inferential.

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