Ethnobotanicals Nazca child tripping on San Pedro cactus before being sacrificed!

[PriestTheyCalledHim]

:-( Rest in peace.

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Thousands of years ago, a child in Peru was sacrificed as part of an ancient ritual, their head severed at the neck and made into a type of trophy. A new analysis of a single hair plucked from the mummy's skull reveals that the child consumed a psychoactive cactus prior to execution, as part of the ceremony.

Full article at above link. The study stated that it is proof for the first time that San Pedro cactus was used in Southern coastal Peru.

On some anthropology/archeology documentary type TV show I watched years ago it was said how the Nazca in the desert of Southern Peru used San Pedro, so why wouldn't the Nazca on the coast as well? I guess this was just waiting to be confirmed?

 

[Bitchniggaz]

Heard similar things about the aztecs, they basicly had parties drinking lsa wine, eating mushrooms while doing huge human sacrifice rituals.

Seems that most big civilisations are built on a similar approach.
The romans had cannibal/pedo cults that then became the controlers of the vatican etc.

So dont be surprised if/when the Qanon drops about adrenochrome and baby blood drinking gets confirmed by "trusted" sources.
They cant keep that insane shit hidden forever.

 

[Deleted member 521610]

demonic culture.

 

[Ismene2]

Sounds about right. Thats the kind of fucking deranged behaviour you get from combining bizarre religious beliefs with psychedelics. Not blaming the psychedelic tho.

 

[perpetualdawn]

The idea that "Jesus died on the cross for your sins" never made sense until I realized that they used to do sacrifices to appease the gods (for our sins) including human sacrifices. Jesus was the ultimate (as in final, but also greatest) sacrifice, so they wouldn't have to do that anymore.

I hardly know anything about anthropology, but I believe sacrifice was extremely common in almost all ancient cultures, including human sacrifice. Animal and other sacrifices are still pretty common in certain parts of the world.