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McKenna (1992), Food of the Gods

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Tassili n'Ajjer

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Catalog locator for a major popular source in the later psychedelic reception history of Tassili imagery

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Selected Tassili motifs depict psychoactive mushrooms used in a prehistoric religion.

Astronaut and definitive psychedelic-religion readings depend mainly on modern resemblance and do not have independent material, textual, or chemical confirmation.
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