Rave party used to happen 3000 years ago, even primitive humans used to take drugs, shocking truth revealed in research

A shocking fact has come to light in the research done on 3000 years old hair found in a cave located in the Balearic Islands, this research has been done by Valladolid University of Spain.

You must have often heard about rave parties . If you have heard, then you must have also understood what happens in these parties? It is not yet known from where such parties started, but a recent study has revealed shocking.

According to research conducted at Valladolid University in Spain, rave parties used to take place even during the time of primitive humans, for which proper preparations were made in the cave. This research has been done on 3 thousand years old hair of primitive man, whose DNA test has revealed shocking facts.

Rave parties used to happen in caves

Research has revealed that parties used to take place in the Bronze Age caves. Research on 3,000-year-old hair found in a cave located in the Balearic Islands revealed that primitive humans used to take drugs. Evidence of drugs has also been found in his hair sample. According to research, primitive humans used to perform their rituals in the caves, these rituals were like a party.

Trippy plants used to get drunk

According to Professor Elisa Guerra-Dos of the University of Valladolid, Spain, research has revealed that primitive humans used tripi plants for intoxication in ritual ceremonies. The special thing is that the 3000 year old hair found was dyed red. When their chemical analysis was done, atropine and ephedrine were found in them, which are used in drugs.

Atropine increases intoxication

Ephedrine and atropine are stimulants that increase intoxication. It is used to make modern crystal meth. According to Professor Elisa Guerra of Valladolid University in Spain, this is the first evidence of drug use in Europe. They believe that primitive humans may have already been taking this type of intoxication. His report has been given a place in the Scientific Journal.

These hairs were taken from Menorca

The primitive human hair researched at Spain's Valladolid University was taken from a cave in the Balearic Islands of Menorca, off the coast of Spain. Hair samples found on the coast of Spain have confirmed that Bronze Age people used a variety of intoxicating substances to get themselves intoxicated.