University of California, Irvine, CA, USA.
J Psychoactive Drugs. 2009 Dec;41(4):317-22. doi: 10.1080/02791072.2009.10399768.
This article examines the evidence for plant hallucinogenic use (possibly Brugmansia, Brunfelsia chiricaspi, Desfontainia R., Anadenanthera peregrina, Banisteriopsis sps, Psychotropia viridis and Virola theidora) by the San Agustin culture, an extinct peoples who resided in the Magdelena River area of Colombia from the third century B.C. until the sixteenth century A.D. Based on thematic materials gathered from a cross-cultural survey of plant hallucinogens, the author examines themes in the monolithic sculptures of this culture in light of man-animal transformations and shamanic themes linked to plant hallucinogenic ingestion.
本文考察了圣奥古斯丁文化（一个已经灭绝的民族，其居住在哥伦比亚马格达莱纳河流域，从公元前 3 世纪到公元 16 世纪）使用植物致幻剂（可能是布鲁格曼斯、布伦费尔斯西亚·奇里卡斯皮、德斯方蒂纳、阿纳达纳特里亚·佩雷格里纳、班尼斯特里opsissps、Psychotropia viridis 和 Virola theidora）的证据。基于对植物致幻剂的跨文化调查收集的主题材料，作者根据人与动物的转化以及与植物致幻剂摄入相关的萨满教主题，考察了该文化的巨石雕塑中的主题。
