OMG, They actually had "stag" movies back in the 1920's..

[Elendil_s_Heir]

@Lilacs

In support of Toxgoddess: The Moche culture of the Andes actually depicted lots of interesting sex acts in their pottery. My Anthro professor wouldn’t show us the most explicit but I had this feeling he had an extensive collection of slides of these pots. I forgot the dates but on Wiki it says 100 to 800 AD.

Here’s a NSFW example from Wiki; remove the XXX: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:XXXFellatiomoche.jpg

[BrainGlutton]

@RealityChuck

There’s a theory among archeologists about the Venus of Willendorf – a well-known bit of prehistoric art that portrays a naked women with large breasts – that is may have been a keepsake to remind the man of his girlfriend back home. It was made of stone that is not native to where it was found. There are other, similar, figures that may have been carved for the same reason.

I can’t believe it was ever meant to represent a particular individual. The Venus of Willendorf and every similar figurine is highly stylized – a wide-hipped, big-breasted, possibly pregnant woman with no face, hands, or feet. An artist’s ideal of woman stripped of all attributes but those of sex object and baby-maker. And of this feminists make a symbol of female empowerment?!

Or maybe it’s just the really fat feminists who do that . . .