→ Primary goals of research and innovation policy as defined by the European Comission: Open Innovation, Open Science, Open to the World. The project was funded by the EU Marie Curie Initial Training Network FP7-PEOPLE-20164 Germann (PhD, MSc, BSc, Marie Curie Alumnus) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. gordon wasson) imagined, this saharian testimony shows that the use of hallucinogens goes back to the paleolithic period and that their use always takes place within contexts and rituals of a mystico-religious nature.” (as the fathers of modern ethno-mycology and in particular r. what is remarkable about these ethnomycologicol works, produced 7,000-9,000 years ago, is that they could indeed reflect the most ancient human culture as yet documented in which the ritual use of hallucinogenic mushrooms is explicitly represented. the polychromic scenes of harvest, adoration and the offering of mushrooms, and large masked ‘gods’ covered with mushrooms, not to mention other significant details, lead us to suppose we are dealing with an ancient hallucinogenic mushroom cult. after a brief examination of instances of such art, this article intends to focus its attention on a group of rock paintings in the sahara desert, the works of pre-neolithic early gatherers, in which mushrooms effigies are represented repeatedly. “The idea that the use of hallucinogens should be a source of inspiration for some forms of prehistoric rack art is not a new one.

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