An engraving depicting CANNABIS SATIVA (Hemp)
An engraving depicting CANNABIS SATIVA (Hemp). Grown mainly as a crop to produce fibre for cordage sailcloth, and a coarse hard-wearing material for shirts and smocks. Oil, was pressed from the seeds and the residue was fed to stock as cattle cake. The mild NARCOTIC drug cannabis is obtained from this, as well as from Indian hemp (C. indica) 1851
Picture No
13919900
Media ID
48517723
Size
3935px x 5330px
(6.6MB)
Credit
World History Archive / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
World History Archive





























