Horseback-Riding Siberian Nomads Got High on Cannabis 2,800 Years Ago—the Oldest Evidence Yet ...Middle East

Archaeologists found trace evidence of cannabis use in braided hair samples recovered from an 8th century BCE burial mound in Siberia’s “Valley of the Kings.” They also found a lot of seeds.

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