Cannabis is indigenous to Europe and cultivation began during the Copper or Bronze age: a probabilistic synthesis of fossil pollen studies

Overview of attention for article published in Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, May 2018

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Study Says Cannabis May Have Appeared In Europe Before Human Cultivation

Benzinga, 09 Nov 2019

By ' Jessica Peralta, provided exclusively to Benzinga Cannabis. The evolution of cannabis may not be what we thought.

Cannabis used to grow wild in Europe but went extinct before first farmers arrived, research finds

Yahoo! News, 18 May 2018

More The growth of wild cannabis was rife in Europe during the Stone Age, but the plant disappeared from the continent before…

News story from The Independent on Friday 18 May 2018

The Independent, 18 May 2018

Cannabis used to grow wild in Europe but went extinct before first farmers arrived, research finds

Yahoo! News, 18 May 2018

More The growth of wild cannabis was rife in Europe during the Stone Age, but the plant disappeared from the continent before…