Image via Wiki­me­dia Com­mons With the old joke about every gen­er­a­tion think­ing they invent­ed sex, List­verse brings us the papyrus above, the old­est depic­tion of sex on record. Paint­ed some­time in the Rames­side Peri­od (1292–1075 B.C.E.), the frag­ments above—called the “Turin Erot­ic Papyrus” because of their “dis­cov­ery” in the Egypt­ian Muse­um of Turin, Italy—only hint … Con­tin­ue read­ing The Old­est Known Depic­tion of Human Sex­u­al­i­ty: The Turin Papyrus (Cir­ca 1150 B.C.E.)