Probably.
But then again, it could said
the archaeologist examining his corpse
might have spilled some of their supply.
But there was also tobacco in the stomach of the cadaver.
But the “New World,” the source for both cocaine and tobacco,
was not discovered until 1492.
And Ramses II died in 1213 BC.
Hummmmmmm
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