Ancient psychoactive substances / edited by Scott M. Fitzpatrick.
- Date:
- 2018
- Books
About this work
Description
This book details the traditional and sacred use of psychoactive substances by peoples in the ancient past through the lens of archaeology.
Publication/Creation
Gainesville : University Press of Florida, 2018.
Physical description
ix, 328 pages : black and white illustrations, maps ; 24 cm
Contributors
Contents
Introduction: Drugs from a deep time perspective / Scott M. Fitzpatrick -- Cannabis in ancient central Eurasian burials / Mark D. Merlin and Robert C. Clarke -- Intoxication on the wine dark sea: investigating psychoactive substances in the eastern Mediterranean / Zuzana Chovanec -- Ancient use of ephedra in the Eurasia and the western hemisphere / Mark D. Merlin -- Prehistoric intoxicants of North America / Sean M. Rafferty -- Pipes, cups, platform mounds, and mortuary ritual in the lake -- Okeechobee basin of South Florida / Victor D. Thompson and Thomas J. Pluckhahn -- Power from, power to, power over ritual drug-taking and the social context of power among the indigenous people of the Caribbean / Quetta Kaye -- Intoxication rituals and gender among the ancient Maya / Daniel M. Seinfeld -- Mayan ritual beverage production: considering the ceramics / Jennifer Loughmiller-Cardinal -- The origins of the Ayahuasca/Yage concept: an inquiry into the synergy between DMT and? carbolines / Constantino Manuel Torres -- A synonym for sacred: vilca use in the pre-conquest Andes / Matthew P. Sayre -- Ingredients matter: maize versus molle brewing in ancient Andes feasting / Justin Jennings and Lidio M. Valdez.
Bibliographic information
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Languages
Where to find it
Location Status History of MedicineFCF.AA1Open shelves
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Identifiers
ISBN
- 9780813056708
- 0813056705