2000-Year-Old Bongs Discovered In Russia

2000-Year-Old Bongs Discovered In Russia

Probably the first piece of archeological news you've read in a while.

In the most important archeological dig since the uncovering of Pompeii, archaeologists in southern Russia have managed to find a pair of ancient bongs, dating back approximately 2000-2500 years.

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According to the archaeologists, a black residue was found inside the pure gold objects, which was later tested to be a mix of cannabis and opium. Historians believe that the ancient Gatorade bottles belonged to the Scythians, a group that ruled Eastern Europe and Asia for a good thousand years or so. It’s believed that warriors would smoke cannabis before launching into battle in an attempt to gain a better state of mind and become more focused in attacking the opposition, compared to the dragon in the sky from your opium hallucinations.

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