When Germanic warriors charged into battle during the Roman era, they may have done so under the influence of carefully dosed stimulants. A new study unearths intriguing evidence of potential drug ...

Were Germanic soldiers high on the battlefield in ancient Roman times? New research suggests that warriors might have used small spoons that fastened to their belts for a stimulant boost.

How would you prepare for battle? If you were a Germanic warrior from Northern Europe during the Roman period, you may have sniffed some narcotics. A team of three Polish researchers, including ...

The authors conclude that the spoon-like fittings may have served as dispensers of stimulants for Germanic warriors going into battle. In antiquity, the term "barbarian" referred to non-Roman ...

Barbarian warriors likely snorted stimulants during battle in Roman times, according to a new study that sheds more light on the fighting practices of the Germanic community. Archaeologists now ...

Based on all of these observations, the study authors conclude that “the spoon-ended fittings of the ends of the belt may have served as dispensers of stimulants for Germanic warriors.” ...

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