An Ancient Tomb Revealed a Potent Surprise: 17th Century Bones Contained THC
Archaeologists dig up old joints of a different kind, leaving history in a haze.
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Chinese Tomb Reveals Ancient Staple Taste For Cannabis: Study
Cannabis was a staple part of the diet in the ancient Chinese Tang dynasty (618-907), according to a new archaeological study in central China.
2,500-Year-Old Tomb Offers Earliest Evidence of Humans Using Cannabis to Get High
Cannabis has been cultivated as a crop for millennia, but there’s been little historical or archeological evidence showing when humans began to use the plant for what it’s best known for today: getting high.
