Science Suggests Central Asians From The First Century Smoked Weed At Funerals Unlisted Video

Humans have been smoking, eating, and wearing cannabis and hemp for millennia.
Now, a new study out Wednesday asserts people used it explicitly to get high back in the first century.
Researchers ran a chemical analysis of a wooden brazier excavated from a burial tomb site in the Pamir mountains of Central Asia.
According to Gizmodo, they unexpectedly detected traces of cannabinoids in the brazier’s charred inner layer.