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  • Scythian Gold: The Rich Legacy of an Ancient Culture
    The Scythians were known for their martial prowess and their skills in metalworking, particularly in the production of gold artifacts and jewelry They had a rich cultural heritage, with a unique language, religion and mythology that was heavily influenced by their nomadic way of life
  • FOUND: Ritual Gold Bongs from 2,400 Years Ago - Atlas Obscura
    In southern Russia, archaeologists have dug up a small pile of gold objects used by the Scythians—including gold vessels coated with the residue of opium and cannabis, a sort of ancient
  • Gold Artifacts Tell Tale of Drug-Fueled Rituals and Bastard . . .
    Vessels discovered in a Scythian grave mound contained traces of opium and marijuana, confirming the claim of an ancient historian They ruled the vast grasslands of Eurasia for a thousand years,
  • History Of The Bong | Who Invented It, And When?
    Scythians, Ethiopians, and the Bong That Wasn’t a Bong The oldest known bong-like artifacts come from the Scythians, nomadic warriors who ruled parts of what is now Russia Archaeologists found gold vessels in their tombs, some with clear residue from cannabis and opium These objects were beautiful, but they weren’t designed for water
  • These 2,400-year-old solid-gold bongs were used by Scythians . . .
    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
  • The Fascinating Case Of Scythian Gold Artifacts
    Historians believe these Scythian gold artifacts were actually used to brew a concoction of strong opium concoction, which was then consumed simultaneously with cannabis Lastly, in terms of the ‘paradox’, the fascinating discovery of 2003 epitomized the juxtaposition of brutality and creativity – that existed side-by-side in the Scythian society
  • Scythian Gold: An Extract from The Eurasian Steppe by Warwick . . .
    In this exclusive extract from chapter 6 of The Eurasian Steppe, author and archaeologist Warwick Ball explores the material culture of the nomadic Scythians, a cultural group that flourished in the Eurasian Steppe in the first millennium BC





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