The other day we were sitting down telling people the name of strains we tried in Amsterdam, it got us thinking. Many marijuana strains have awesome names and some awkward. There are obviously people who name strains and you can tell where some strains are named from by their ancestral genetics. What we started to think about was, 'What was the first ever strain?' I did the tour of the hash and marijuana museum and have learnt before that marijuana use has been around for thousands of years maybe dating back to ancient China or ancient Suma. We could stop there and say that sumarian skunk was the first strain but I sorta was hoping for more? I know many marijuana may have been firstly named after the region they come from. Like Thai, Jamaican, Morrocan or other such regional names. These such examples I am looking for and they will be greatly appreciated as information. But really mostly what I was looking for or what I was really pondering was, what was the first ever non regionally named strain? Was it Skunk, Northern Lights, Purples, or something I don't even know like Dankweed? Even if you want to tell me the first strain to hit a select region or the first strain ever in an Amsterdam coffee shop, I will appreciate that. Gobi Green would be a historical start however, I do not know how that would sound in ancient Gobi. When I started pot was referred to by