Archaeologist claims lesbianism was accepted in ancient Egypt

An archaeologist has claimed that lesbianism was culturally acceptable in ancient based on texts and statues dating back to the 5th Dynasty.

Jen Cullison, who goes by Jen the Archaeologist on , explained that a 970BC and a passage in the 'Book of Dreams' from 1350 BC tells stories regarding women having sexual relationships without repercussions.

Cullison also highlighted ancient Jewish writings discussing the liberal lifestyles, referring to lesbianism as 'the acts of Egypt, and parts of the Torah have also been interpreted as the civilization allowing two women to marry.

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