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'Cannabis Burned During Worship' by Ancient Israelites 😆
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6:33Now PlayingAn archaeological study has found that ancient Israelites burned cannabis as part of their religious rituals. Well-preserved cannabis was found in a 2,700-year-old temple in Tel Arad. Researchers concluded that cannabis may have been burned in order to induce a high among worshippers.This is the first evidence of psychotropic drugs being used in early Jewish worship, Israeli media reported.
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Source: 'Cannabis burned during worship' by ancient Israelites - study
Location: Tel Arad, Israel
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