Tobacco was gaining its adherents in Europe but supplies were not always forthcoming. As tobacco was both expensive and scarce the early British pipes were so small they became known as fairy pipes. In Scotland they were called elfin pipes and, apparently, later generations in Ireland saw them ...
Crack cocaine is smoked in pipes, or can be mixed with marijuana or tobacco and smoked in a cigarette (Goldstein et al., 2009, Warner, 1993). 3. Chemical composition of thirdhand smoke Components of different types of THS which have been detected on surfaces are briefly summarized in Table...
Throughout the 17th and 18th centuries, tobacco continued to be the cash crop of the Virginia Colony, as well as The Carolinas. Large tobacco warehouses filled the areas near the wharves of new, thriving towns such as Dumfries on the Potomac, Richmond and Manchester at the Fall Line (head ...
The scene displays a wealth of precious and foreign commodities brought to England by global trade: an Indian diamond, mounted on Yale’s ring, Madeira wine, and other portables, such as snuffboxes, pipes and tobacco. The wine is poured by an African slave, himself an exotic commodity, who...
In North America pipes are made from clay, marble or lobster claws. Some pipes with two stems, are used for inhaling through the nostrils. Tobacco chewing is common, especially in South America, where the leaf is mixed with lime. ■ 1492 ...