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We might think we’re the new breed of strong, independent women, but it seems our ancestors were pretty self-sufficient.a team excavating an ancient toilet dug up an eight inch sex toy found amongst pottery and jewellery on site.
The sex toy wasn’t quite as sophisticated as the modern day Rabbit – being made of leather, filled with bristles and a wooden tip…, the rough and ready toy might not be the only sword in town, with the team believing that a number of swords found in the vicinity points to a fencing school on the grounds. It’s believed that the school was running in the mid- 1700s, and that a pupil took the toy with them before dropping it into a toilet.“It is quite thick and rather large, made of leather and filled with bristles, and has a wooden tip that has preserved in excellent condition. It was probably dropped by someone in the toilet.Feature-homepageThe ’68’ sex position is allegedly even better than the ’69’ … except no one’s heard of itJustin Bieber‘Am I wrong for making my wedding child-free?’Woman marries husband in €31,400 wedding before he suddenly ghosted her
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