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Inca children were given hallucinogens before they were sacrificed to the gods
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Toxicology tests reveal Inca children used hallucinogens before sacrifices

Toxicology tests on Inca mummies reveal that children were given hallucinogens like cocaine and ayahuasca before being sacrificed in religious ceremonies, high…

Scientific American 9 days ago 135
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