Ancient Romans used hallucinogenic drugs, new study shows
The plant in question is Black henbane, whose seeds were found in a hollowed sheep or goat bone and was located in archeological sites throughout the Netherlands, according to the researchers.
A new study conducted in the ancient Roman ruins of Houten-Castellum in the Netherlands claims Ancient Romans used poisonous nightshade as a hallucinogenic drug. (Illustrative) (photo credit: Canva)ByJERUSALEM POST STAFFUpdated: