Well, it’s been a whole year since Henry was unleashed upon the unsuspecting internet. In that time, I’ve racked up 443 posts, and 96,000 visitors. Hope you guys enjoyed it so far!
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Simon,
I love your site. How about a little help. I’ve been intrigued by the question as to “When man first realized that pregnancy was caused by copulation?” The best I have been able to do, I have degrees in metallurgical engineering and law, not anthropology, is to look at sources on “birth control”. So far I’ve found a literature reference alleging that a cave painting in France shows the use of a condom about 12-15K years ago.
Do you have any guidance you could give me.
John Cline
10040 E. Happy Valley Rd.
#2007
Scottsdale, AZ
602-758-4833.
*throws confetti*