Around Baltic sea there are lots of "cup-stones" ie large stones with lots of tiny cups painstakingly drilled in. Historians all agree that these are for "reli

Around Baltic sea there are lots of "cup-stones" ie large stones with lots of tiny cups painstakingly drilled in. Historians all agree that these are for "religious" purposes collecting blood from sacrificed beings. I say they they are fools, because most valuable commodity thousands of years ago was salt. Another purpose was drying seaweed, because you can mildly high, probably from nicotine, because drying seaweed smells like fermenting snuff at Swedish Tobacco.