Milan Hospital Crypt Reveals Cannabis in 17th-Century Bones
Groundbreaking discovery in Milan: 17th-century human bones show traces of cannabis, opening new perspectives on its historical use.
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Groundbreaking discovery in Milan: 17th-century human bones show traces of cannabis, opening new perspectives on its historical use.
THC found in 17th-century skeletons from under a hospital in Milan, revealing cannabis use. But was it for medical or recreational use?
A 17th century hospital crypt in Milan, Italy has yielded the first archaeological evidence of cannabis' psychoactive components in human bones
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