Buried With 1,400 Cannabis Seeds — His Hair Proves He Got High 2,800 Years — 60-Second Mystery

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Archaeologists opened Tunnug 1, a 2,800-year-old Scythian royal tomb in Siberia — and found over 1,400 cannabis seeds and THC in the prince’s hair. Published in Science on November 6, 2026, it is the oldest direct evidence that people smoked cannabis to get high. One expert urges caution on the hair test — but the seeds and the date are beyond doubt. #MysteryAtlas #AncientHistory #Archaeology #Scythian

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