Researchers think the 42,000-year-old artifact was carved from graphite to resemble a penis
Source: smithsonianmag.com
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Researchers think the 42,000-year-old artifact was carved from graphite to resemble a penis
A Paleolithic-era artifact discovered in Mongolia in 2016 may be the earliest instance of phallic art yet to be discovered.
A carved object depicting a penis is likely the oldest known piece of phallic art in the world.
Humans might have been wearing phallic ornaments thousands of years before the Romans and Greeks did the same for good luck.