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Sir Leonard Woolley surmised that Queen Puabi's court may have drunk from a cup containing a sleeping potion based on the discovery of a large number of gold and silver vessels in her tomb, along with the presence of residues that suggested the use of intoxicating substances. The elaborate burial rites and the positioning of these vessels indicated that they were used in a ceremonial context, possibly related to the afterlife. Additionally, the context of the artifacts suggested a ritualistic practice that could involve the use of potions to facilitate a peaceful passage to the afterlife.

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