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Ice Age humans have been using tobacco since at least 12,300 years ago

No lighters back then but hunter-gathers still found a way to enjoy tobacco.

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New Archaeological Find in Utah Suggests Humans Have Been Using Tobacco Since the Ice Age

When did humans discover tobacco? New evidence from the Wishbone site in Utah suggests the earliest use was up to 12,300 years ago.

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A 12,000-year-old addiction: Archaeologists identify earliest tobacco use by humans

Burnt seeds found in a prehistoric site in Utah desert suggest Native Americans were chewing on tobacco 12,300 years ago – some 9,000 years earlier than previously thought

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