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Humans were kissing at least 4500 years ago, reveal ancient texts

Many sources claim sexual kissing spread worldwide from South Asia 3500 years ago, but there is evidence it was practised in ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt much earlier than that

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Kissing is 1,000 years older than first thought, Middle East tablets show

Clay tablets reveal kissing was integral to romantic, familial and friendly relations in ancient Mesopotamia

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Humans were kissing as early as 4,500 years ago – research

Scientists said they have found literary evidence that kissing was practised in the earliest Mesopotamian societies.

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Humans first began kissing in Mesopotamia over 4500 years ago

The sweet, intimate act of lip-to-lip contact, or kissing as we know it, may have originated much earlier than we previously thought

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Romantically Kissing Our Lovers Might Not Be The Fashion We Thought It Was

A new deep dive into humanity's history of romantic kissing has revealed that locking lips has a more complex story than some researchers have proposed.

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