Figurine of a woman, earthenware, Mexico, 1500 BCE - 500 BCE
Figurine of a woman, earthenware, Mexico, 1500 BCE - 500 BCE
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She never skip leg day
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The original thunder thighs
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Somebody was horny
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Back when I studied Anthropology in college, they would always talk about statuettes like these being evidence of a "cult of fertility". Years later I realized that's just fancy academia language for "porn".
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Thanks for the link. I genuinely thought it was too good to be from that era. And the expression on her face has a kind of attitude. Even in kids toys in my lifetime, I've only seen than in more recent figures as opposed to the 80's when I was growing up. Back then they were expressionless, even for figures from toys from well known franchises.
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A question of artisan work vs. mass-produced goods, I think!
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"Adolescent girl" ah that explains why her boobs look like mine
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Dummy thicc
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Identifies as thick.
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I'm digging the thickness...
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Thick ancles, good for pulling plow.
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The 1,000 year gap really shows how fast things move now. Imagine not being able to date if something was made 1,000 years ago or today. Even a couple decades is a big change in what we use.
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Nice.
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I can’t believe you assumed their gender
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They look just like my manmaries!
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