In 1879, Fletcher's Field was identified by the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain as a notable source of Hyoscyamus niger, a psychoactive plant.
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Central to these ancient accounts is the thesis that quail became toxic to humans after consuming seeds from hellebore or henbane ( " Hyoscyamus niger " ).
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The second ingredient in the mixture was another deliriant, " Hyoscyamus niger ", also known as henbane, hog's bean, or insane root.
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It appears that some of the vessels there may have been used to hold black henbane ( " Hyoscyamus niger " ) which is a poison and a powerful hallucinogen.
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Various plants are said to have apotropaic qualities, notably Henbane ( " Hyoscyamus niger " ) may have been used as a hallucinogen as long ago as the Neolithic period.
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Grooved ware pottery found in the postholes dates to around 2900 BC . Some of the vessels may have been used to hold black henbane ( " Hyoscyamus niger " ) which is a poison but also a powerful hallucinogen.
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When put in water and burned, spirits can be summoned " and " The seeds are like " langdang " ( " Hyoscyamus niger " ), if burned, spirits can be summoned; but this [ sorcery ] method has not been observed . " ( tr.
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The hospital was set up and run by Charles B . Towns and his associate Dr . Alexander Lambert, who together had concocted up a drug cocktail for the treatment of alcoholism that bordered on quackery medicine known as " the belladonna cure . " The formula consisted of the two deliriants Atropa belladonna and Hyoscyamus niger, which were known to cause hallucinations.
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