Archaeologists uncover ancient gay sex practices in temple

In an unexpected archaeological discovery, a team of researchers stumbled upon a hidden chamber within an ancient temple. Inside, they unearthed a collection of artifacts that revealed the secrets of a bygone era's gay sex practices. The artifacts, dating back thousands of years, showcased a variety of sexual acts that were once thought to be exclusive to modern society. Among the items were intricate carvings depicting men engaging in oral pleasure, as well as tools designed for anal play. The researchers were taken aback by the level of detail and explicitness in these ancient depictions of gay sex. The team was particularly intrigued by the presence of cross-dressing figures, suggesting that gender roles were more fluid in this distant past than previously believed. As they delved deeper into the findings, the researchers discovered a startling truth: the ancient gay sex practices were even more diverse and varied than they had initially assumed.