Ancient Burial Site Reveals Oldest Evidence of Humans Getting High on Cannabis

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By Graham AbbottNov 6, 2026, 3:05 am25 pts
An ancient burial mound uncovered in Siberia has revealed the oldest known evidence of humans using cannabis for its psychoactive effects, Reuters reports. Archeologists uncovered the evidence in a monumental burial structure located in the Uyuk Valley of Russia’s Republic of Tyva, bordering Mongolia. By…

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