World's first gay caveman discovered ?

http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/europe/04/10/czech.republic.unusual.burial/index.html Backlash of the first news has started and they make good points. First off 5,000 years ago we had moved far beyond being cavemen. Likewise you can't tell if someone is gay or not just by looking at their bones. The burial is very odd but there are several possible answers to why it was set up the way it was. Just because he was buried in a way that was normally done for men doesn't make him gay. After all these days we don't have gay men being buried in dresses instead of suits. After all from the sounds o... [More]

Helen I also remember though that some of the most infamous deprogression of women has been by women. I have my own partial theory for it. It is this women or women with power that have had greed or whatever gone to their head, feel that women are more of a threat than men. Which is a compliment and insult in itself. The fact that another women finds another women more dangerous means that we are more saavy in other venues men may be not. On the other hand it results in things like women getting the last rights and still not being paid fairly ie the glass ceiling. Not to say obviously all wome... [More]

http://edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/europe/04/10/czech.republic.unusual.burial/index.html Backlash of the first news has started and they make good points. First off 5,000 years ago we had moved far beyond being cavemen. Likewise you can't tell if someone is gay or not just by looking at their bones. The burial is very odd but there are several possible answers to why it was set up the way it was. Just because he was buried in a way that was normally done for men doesn't make him gay. After all these days we don't have gay men being buried in dresses instead of suits. After all from the sounds o... [More]

So my hypothesis was the most likely. I guess that makes me king of the thread, ruling over all of the females and homosexuals posting in it. Helen, don't forget to pay your taxes! No, it doesn't.

So my hypothesis was the most likely. I guess that makes me king of the thread, ruling over all of the females and homosexuals posting in it. Helen, don't forget to pay your taxes! My king, don’t forget to write your last will before you come and get your taxes

Could it be the guy was a potter by trade?

Could it be the guy was a potter by trade? Could be, but he was laid to rest on his left side, facing east, which is how that culture buried women. Is it just me, or there’s huge symbolic in the fact that women were worth to face the rising sun, while guys got only the sunset?

Could be, but he was laid to rest on his left side, facing east, which is how that culture buried women. Is it just me, or there’s huge symbolic in the fact that women were worth to face the rising sun, while guys got only the sunset? "he was laid to rest on his left side, facing east, which is how that culture buried women" and potters

"he was laid to rest on his left side, facing east, which is how that culture buried women" and potters All right, I’m for compromise. Single father transgender potter.

He could just have different beliefs; as in other grave sites in which this same situation has occurred.