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1. The word "bong" has several origin stories but more than likely came from the word "buang". A buang was usually made from bamboo and was used to smoke tobacco or hashish. What language does buang come from?
2. In 2013, excavations in what country turned up 2,400 year old gold bongs used by tribal chiefs?
3. One of the earliest known forms of bongs were excavated from caves in what country?
4. The traditional buangs were exchanged along the Silk Road during 16th century. They eventually made their way to the Imperial Court of China during the Qing dynasty. What ruler is thought to be buried with their beloved bong?
5. During the 19th century what material replaced wood as the most popular material used in the manufacture of bongs?
6. While the Industrial Revolution helped make glass readily available in the Western world, not all cultures and peoples had access to glass. While Asians would often will use bamboo, what materials did many African smokers make do with to enjoy cannabis or tobacco?
7. The findings of which British paleoanthropologist opened up the possibility for a different origin for the word "bong"?
8. What is the name of the American glass pioneer who rediscovered a Roman era glass blowing technique which allows for glass to change colors?
9. What synthetic material developed in the 20th century is now being used as a safe alternative to wood and glass for bongs?
10. In 2003 American law enforcement began a nationwide investigation known as Operation Pipe Dreams. What famous actor was the primary focus of the investigation and later plead guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute drug paraphernalia?
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