The 25,000-Year-Old Teeth That Just Rewrote The History Of Human Drug Use
The chemistry revealed it.
And the history of what it means to be human got a little longer, and a little stranger, and a little more familiar.
Because the story of the teeth from Sulawesi is, at its core, a story about wanting.
About seeking.
About finding a plant that does something to the body and the mind, and returning to it again and again, even when returning costs something.
That story is as old as we are.
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