
Ancient Siberian Tomb Reveals 2,800-Year-Old Evidence of Psychoactive Cannabis Use
Archaeologists working in southern Siberia have identified the oldest directly dated physical evidence of psychoactive cannabis consumption, dating to the early eighth century B.C. The discovery, stemming from analytical innovation applied to preserved organic materials, connects nearly 1,000 seeds with chemical traces found directly in human hair from a royal burial mound.


































































