Silphium, the ancient contraceptive herb driven to extinction | Ancient Origins
Why The Ancient Silphium Plant Was So Expensive
The mystery of the lost Roman herb - BBC Future
On the hunt for the mystery herb | Kew
The mystery of the lost Roman herb - BBC Future
Silphium: the lost ancient world's herbal birth control -- 2,500 years before modern contraceptives
Silphium: Mystery of ancient Roman contraceptive herb
The Original Seed Pod That May Have Inspired the Heart Shape - Atlas Obscura
This Lost Roman Era 'Miracle Plant' May Have Been Rediscovered
Silphium, The Ancient 'Miracle Plant' Rediscovered In Turkey
Heritage | Free Full-Text | Searching for Silphium: An Updated Review
The Herbs That Got Away: Rediscovering Silphium and Other Missing Historical Plants – Herbal Academy
The mystery of the lost Roman herb - BBC Future
No, the Ancient Romans Didn't Overharvest Silphium to Extinction Because It Was a Highly Effective Contraceptive - Tales of Times Forgotten
6-5th century BCE silver coin from the Greek city of Cyrene depicting a heart shaped seed of silphium. Supposedly within the family of parsley, the unidentified plant was used as a seasoning,
Romans believed the heart-shaped seeds of the silphium plant were natural combination aphrodisiac/contraception. Better sex with less risk of pregnancy. The shape of the seed later became symbol of love. - 9GAG
Did the Ancient Greeks Fuck This Plant Until It Went Extinct?
The Lost Plant Ancient Greeks Used for Medicine, Food and Contraception
This miracle plant was eaten into extinction 2,000 years ago—or was it?
Contraception in Ancient History | Europeana
Ancient 'miracle plant,' believed extinct, said rediscovered in Turkey | The Times of Israel
No, the Ancient Romans Didn't Overharvest Silphium to Extinction Because It Was a Highly Effective Contraceptive - Tales of Times Forgotten
Silphium - Wikipedia
Ancient Birth Control: Rare Facts & Stories You Haven't Heard
