A new report published in the South African Journal of Science which looks at analyzed residue in tobacco pipes dating to the early 17th century excavated in Stratford-upon-Avon, central England — including several from Shakespeare’s garden — found indications of cannabis and nicotine. A kind of cocaine derived from coca leaves was also found in two samples — although neither of those were from the playwright’s garden.
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