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Could This Be Humanity s Earliest Recorded Kiss?

A Danish scientist-couple has pushed back the date of the earliest smooch by more than a millennium.

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Humans Have Been Kissing For Millennia, New Research Shows

Ancient clay tablets provide new evidence that humans have been kissing for a lot longer than historians had previously believed.

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I m Pretty Much The Dumbest Guy Alive, So My Mind Was Completely Blown After Seeing These 21 Absolutely Fascinating Pictures For The Very First Time Last Week

Now, these are some absolutely captivating images.

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The Heartbreak of Herpes in Mesopotamia: Was It Caused by the Emergence of Kissing? - Archaeology

One Theory Is That the Sexual Kiss Only Arose Very Late in the Human Story, but There’s Some Evidence for It Being a Very Ancient Practice

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Did Vedic Indians invent kissing? UK-Denmark study says liplocks go way back, spread love (& herpes)

Studies have cited Vedic India as the birthplace of smooching which may have changed course of the herpes simplex virus but new research in journal 'Science' challenges assumptions.

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