The researchers identified and cataloged 241 spoon-shaped objects that likely belonged to barbarian warriors, suggesting a long history of stimulant use in military contexts.
Archaeologists propose that these small spoons were an effective method for dosing stimulants in ancient warfare, allowing warriors to manage fear and exertion.
Evidence indicates a sophisticated narcotic economy among ancient warriors, utilizing herbal stimulants like opium, hemp, and psychedelics for enhanced battle readiness.
Artifacts indicate that over 1,500 years ago, soldiers employed stimulants not only for performance enhancement but also as a means to combat fear and boredom.
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