Scientists ran a drug test on hair found in a 2,800-year-old burial mound. It came back positive for pot, the earliest known ...

A 2,800-year-old Scythian tomb in Siberia reveals cannabis seeds and chemical traces in human hair, offering new evidence of ...

People may have been getting high off cannabis earlier than previously thought — at least 2,800 years ago, a new study ...

People may have smoked cannabis 2,800 years before our time, new research suggests.

By Will Dunham Nov 5 (Reuters) - A Siberian burial mound from the ancient Scythian culture dating to 2,800 years ago has ...

(Nathan Griffith/The Image Bank/Getty Images) Thousands of years ago, in what is now Siberia, a mysterious ancient culture ...

People may have been getting high off cannabis almost 2,800 years ago, new study suggests - Archaeologists who led a dig at a ...

The use of cannabis is documented across cultures stretching back thousands of years, but it frequently relates to harvesting ...

Archaeologists found trace evidence of cannabis use in braided hair samples recovered from an 8th century BCE burial mound in ...

Whether you’re eating, smoking or drinking it, cannabis is commonplace; in the U.S., more people use it on a daily or ...