A piece of tablet from ancient Egypt showing a couple engaging in sexual intercourse, 1500 BC

A piece of tablet from ancient Egypt showing a couple engaging in sexual intercourse, 1500 BC

OK lads, upon paying my taxes, I returned to the Internet to find more smashing content for you all and I found this, a piece of stone showing two ancient Egyptians doing something quite suspicious indeed. Caught in the act once again, I found more ancient people doing some hocus pocus shenanigans. But since I know what you are here for, here is the context to this piece of art: This piece of art was found at Deir el-Medina. This was a significant place in ancient Egypt, as it was a settlement for artists and craftsmen who were contructing tombs in the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens, which are places that contain the tombs of pharoahs. This piece of art also comes with a translation for the hieroglyphics on it: "One satisfied (or gentle) of skin [...] happy (or charming) "A satisfied foreskin means a happy (or charming) person" It is thought that the artist made this to practise their art skills or just out of boredom. I mean, lets be honest here, I can relate greatly to the man who made this. I also could not be bothered building pyramids and instead, I would become the inspiration for all artists on Twitter. Now, you did NOT get this post from me, if your mother ever goes through your following list on Instagram. Until next time, when I catch more people engaging in the hanky panky.

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