Cannabis preserved India's ancient Ellora caves from decay for 1,500 years

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Cannabis preserved India's ancient Ellora caves from decay for 1,500 years

Cannabis preserved India's ancient Ellora caves from decay for 1,500 years

Indian archaeologists have discovered that hemp played a key role in preserving the ancient Ellora caves in the western state of Maharashtra. New findings have revealed that a mixture of hemp, clay and lime plaster prevented the UNESCO World Heritage site from decaying.

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Hemp, locally k**wn as ganja or bhang, played a key role in keeping the paintings at the sixth-century archaeological site intact, according to a new study by archaeologist Rajdeo Singh and botanist MM Desai. The two used techniques such as Fourier transform, infra-red spectroscopy and stereo-microscopic studies to conclude that Cannabis sativa had helped in preventing insects at Ellora. Read more...

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