And wherever these people left broken tobacco pipes, they were also unwittingly leaving their DNA. The DNA showed that a woman had used the pipe, and her genetic ancestry most closely matched ...

In pipes, the tobacco sits in a bowl at the end, and a stem connects the bowl to the mouthpiece. But pipes can be equipped with filters. Another type of pipe, the water pipe, consists of a body ...

"It'll kill ya," Pulvers chimes in, puffing a rare Butera pipe filled with an English-style tobacco mixture. "Sure," Snyder says dryly, "if you wait about 80 years." Catherine Rogers of Concord ...

This discovery replaces the pipe-smoking report as the oldest direct evidence for the human use of tobacco anywhere in the world. Excavations at the Wishbone site in Utah’s Great Salt Lake ...

He also is credited with popularizing tobacco in England and is said to have smoked a pipe just before being executed for treason in 1618. Other names include Capt. Samuel Argall, a major Virginia ...