PENZA: Archaeologists in southern Russia recently found nearly seven pounds of truly spectacular, well preserved and solid gold artifacts from the Scythains, a nomadic people often written about by Greek historian Herodotus. In addition to the importance of the artistic depictions on the artifacts which included jewelry, cups and a couple bucket-shaped vessels the scientists made another important discovery when they had criminologists test the black residue inside the bucket-shaped containers.
The results showed traces of marijuana and opium, proving that these containers are indeed ancient bongs of sorts.
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