2,700 Year old Weed Found in Ancient Tomb!!

[littlegrower2004]

those red dots are probably higher in pyschoactive chemicals than any other part of that pic or of weed all together

 

["SICC"]

i wish i can get ahold of that damn seed!!!!!

 

[potpimp]

No bongs, papers, pipes were found so my guess is... a vaporizer!

 

[floridasucks]

damm that is some old weed. i wonder where its all gonna go... a museum???

 

[snyder007]

It will probably be locked away in a vault somewhere. I wonder if a government will try to grow the seed or seeds and make clones from it.

 

[OregonMeds]

Why wouldnt it be smokable?

All the moisture gone? Half way petrified? Organic compounds break down after a few years?

I still want to know what the heck are the red things, is that something that used to exist in a plant that's now extinct or what?

How is it the green still looks so green and not brown and mummified? I'd almost swear those pics had to be fake.

 

[potpimp]

The red things are petrified trix. At least the shape is still the same. I'd sure love to take a toot of that resin. Man you talk about old school!!

 

[snyder007]

If that one picture with the red trichs is any indication it looks like it was harvested just yesterday. We have no way of knowing anything about the way it was stored and cured. If todays society treated pot like it was treated back then we would have so many pot related technological advances. Christ we still dont know how the fuck they built fucking Stonehenge and that was how long ago? I bet these ancient people knew way more about growing, cultivating and curing pot then all of us combined.

 

[growwwww]

If that one picture with the red trichs is any indication it looks like it was harvested just yesterday. We have no way of knowing anything about the way it was stored and cured. If todays society treated pot like it was treated back then we would have so many pot related technological advances. Christ we still dont know how the fuck they built fucking Stonehenge and that was how long ago? I bet these ancient people knew way more about growing, cultivating and curing pot then all of us combined.

Weve got quite a good idea of how they built stonehenge now, there was a big documentary. But maybe those ancient times they just had really good mason jars and the buds last for fucking ages

 

[potpimp]

If that one picture with the red trichs is any indication it looks like it was harvested just yesterday. We have no way of knowing anything about the way it was stored and cured. If todays society treated pot like it was treated back then we would have so many pot related technological advances. Christ we still dont know how the fuck they built fucking Stonehenge and that was how long ago? I bet these ancient people knew way more about growing, cultivating and curing pot then all of us combined.

Stonehenge? Those rocks are tiny compared to the ones done by the Romans; one was 60' long, 20' wide and 14' thick. They dragged it from a quarry over 20 fricking miles away! We're talking a chunk of limestone that was nearly 1.5 million lbs! ...saw it on Discovery channel. They (the "experts" are still scratching their heads to figure out how they did that. I bet you're right about them knowing more than we ever will about pot; they didn't waste their time 7 hrs a day on TV, LOL.

 

[snyder007]

No shit man. When you sever the lines of communication by making pointless laws you stunt any knowledge that could be shared in a public forum. Even here we are restricted. Pictures and descriptive words can only get you so far. They probably had fields and fields of pot. Everything was organic back then. Pure. Simple. Passed through generation after generation. To sit here and tell me that the pot they found isn't still viable without some kind of evidence proving it is just silly.

 

[yancey]

yo lemme hit that

 

[growwwww]

Stonehenge? Those rocks are tiny compared to the ones done by the Romans; one was 60' long, 20' wide and 14' thick. They dragged it from a quarry over 20 fricking miles away! We're talking a chunk of limestone that was nearly 1.5 million lbs! ...saw it on Discovery channel. They (the "experts" are still scratching their heads to figure out how they did that. I bet you're right about them knowing more than we ever will about pot; they didn't waste their time 7 hrs a day on TV, LOL.

I'll Beat you on that EASTER ISLAND the rock figures at the front, we are prtty much clueless as to how they got there. Massive stone figures at the front of the island been tehre for thousands and thousands of years. No horses available, no bricks used nothing its a solid mass. Romans - built walls? they used bricks and stuff..... thats how they made there cities? and stonehenge is pretty crazy thought but easter island even more. CHeck it out. Also read a book called kon - tiki amazing.

 

[snyder007]

Forgot about Easter Island.

 

[homegrownboy]

I just think I may be a little hesitant with just a "roll that shit up, homie!"

Especially if it didn't crumble between your fingers. If that shit is semi-moist and sticky like cotton candy, we have a problem. And really, what is this red sh!t?

Did the bud decide to bleed like a human after all these years? Maybe it tried to evolve into something else.

Petrified glands!

Marijuana glands will turn a reddish colour after being left for so long.

 

[SlightlyStoopid]

Petrified glands!

Marijuana glands will turn a reddish colour after being left for so long.

I want to smoke this... *crys alittle inside* this is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen...

 

[OregonMeds]

Seriously. I might doubt it's good still, I hope I'm wrong, but I'd sure as hell love to be the first in line to try and hit that stuff.

I hope they can extract DNA from it.

 

[snyder007]

They have seeds man. Its entirely possible those seeds are valid.

 

[g13toker]

they tried to germinate 100 of them but they all failed there is another report on it sumwhere xD

 

[potpimp]

Seeds don't last over a few years. Such a shame.