Based on a recent archaeological find, there is now reason to believe that homosexuality actually dates as far back as the time of the caveman.
According to a report on The Telegraph, archaeologists digging in the Czech Republic unearthed the bones of a male body said to be a member of the Corded Ware culture during the Copper Age.
The peculiar thing about his burial was that he was buried in a manner more befitting of a female corpse.
According to lead archaeologist Kamila Remisova Vesinova, the burial rites during this age were strictly adhered to.
She explained that men were routinely “buried lying on their right side with their heads pointing towards the west.” Women were buried in the opposite way; on their left and facing east. But both would have been buried in a fetal-like position.
