Travel+Leisure | Archaeologists Discover Ancient Weed at Ancient Grave Site Travel+Leisure Archaeologists recently uncovered a grave in northwestern China that dates back 2,500 years—and housed what Atlas Obscura described as a “shroud” made up of marijuana. A total of 13 plants were preserved over a male body, covering his entire torso. |
2016-10-06
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