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An ancient wine jug depicting a customer and a prostitute (a money pouch is hanging on the wall) dated between 480 and 470 BCE. Greece.

A fresco in Pompeii depicting the Priapus, a rustic fertility god, stealing from Mercury, the god of commerce. Dated between 89 BCE and 79 CE. Pompeii, Italy.

A Roman statue of the god Pan copulating with a goat. 1st Century CE. Rome.

A jade erotic art piece made during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). China.

A sculpture of the male sex organ. 6th millennium BCE. Ancient Anatolia, Turkey.

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Nairaland Repillers' di**s...

Nonexisting... Hm

Phallic grave markers from the 1700s at Khaled Nabi cemetery in Golestan province, Northern Iran.

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Why use a di** to mark someone's grave?

A clay plaque depicting a couple copulating. Old Babylonian Period, 2nd millennium BCE. Mesopotamia (Iraq).

An Iberian phallic figure. 5th-3rd century BCE. Spain.

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Damn!

A statue depicting sex. Early Ptolemaic Period (305-30 BCE). Alexandria, Egypt.

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Ancient women still liked it big...

Interesting...

A bronze statuette possibly of the Roman fertility god Priapus, made in two parts. This upper section is detachable and conceals a phallus. Late 1st century C.E. Picardy, France.

Sanmel:
Interesting...

I would have loved the Ancient world...

People think 'sexual exploration' is a modern thing... It really isn't...

The practiced homosexuality... Didn't always get married before having sex... And celebrated sex...

Roman erotic relief. 1st century CE. Pompeii, Italy.

Etruscan amphora depicting sex between two men. 5th century BCE Capua Vetere, Italy.

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Premiumwriter... I guess the West recently invented the homo virus...

Now I see why Men rape animals.

Relief on one of the Khajuraho Group of Temples in Madhya Pradesh, India. The temples were dedicated to both Hinduism and Jainism and date back to the 11th century.

Oh wow!
See that chinese statue positioning eh. try that on concrete floor if you want to condemn your knees .

Jeon:
Now I see why Men rape animals.

Lol! Pan, right?

I love greek myths!

AllBlack:
Oh wow!
See that chinese statue positioning eh. try that on concrete floor if you want to condemn your knees .

Lol...

Flexibility...

BoredBerry:
I would have loved the Ancient world...

People think 'sexual exploration' is a modern thing... It really isn't...

The practiced homosexuality... Didn't always get married before having sex... And celebrated sex...

Of course, there's nothing new under the Sun.. Even the book of Ecclesiastes says so..

An Etruscan phallic grave marker dating from between 399 and 199 BCE. Italy.

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Grave marker guys! For our studs here...

BoredBerry:
Lol...

Flexibility...

I'm talking about the guy's knees. No man should try that on concrete if he doesn't want to end up on a wheel chair

I wonder what our domestic pastor has to say about these IMMORALITIES. Moulding dikc on graves instead of molding angels and crosses

BoredBerry:
Phallic grave markers from the 1700s at Khaled Nabi cemetery in Golestan province, Northern Iran.

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Why use a di** to mark someone's grave?

His manhood live on

An ancient sexual sculpture position in Dattatreya Temple at Bhaktapur. 15th century. Nepal

AllBlack:
I'm talking about the guy's knees. No man should try that on concrete if he doesn't want to end up on a wheel chair

Haha! Yes! The one raising his legs up?

Egyptian God min...

Romans loved di**s... They were lucky charms... And bells...

BoredBerry:
Haha! Yes! The one raising his legs up?

Maybe he was using knee pads sha.
What do you think they used as knee pads in those days? Hmmm!

I wonder how we would explain condoms and vibrators in 1,000 years time when intimacy gadgets would be A.I and condoms would be laughed at. People will be like... So they wore these things on their dikc to fourk? What manner of women allowed men to put this crap in their vaginas?

The details!

1st century. Two youthful men making love.

AllBlack:
Maybe he was using knee pads sha.
What do you think they used as knee pads in those days? Hmmm!

Maybe he was a show-off...

I don't know... Rubber likely... ¿

11st century statue opening it's vulva. Most commonly found in Ireland and Britain sheela na gig-like sculptures can also be found in mainland Europe.

Nice thread!

People have always enjoyed sexual intercourse.