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Ancient 'Pleasure Objects': What Archaeology Reveals About Desire, Design & Power

Picture a dusty museum case labeled “pleasure object, 2000 BCE” and a circle of students leaning in like detectives. This video takes that moment seriously — not gossip, not titillation, but a historic investigation into how objects of private use illuminate public life. We walk through three snapshots: ancient markets where artisans sold carved objects alongside combs and amulets; courts and cloisters where laws, religion, and stigma mapped power; and modern labs where engineers and sexologists rethink safety, materials, and design. Along the way we show how simple artifacts — wood, bone, stone, silicone — become texts about gender, trade, technology, and policy. What historians actually do: context, comparison, and cautious imagination. Learn practical research steps: read primary sources, study materials science basics, and examine law and ethics. This is interdisciplinary history that changes how you see museums, marketplaces, and even contemporary sex tech. If you’re a student or curious viewer: like, subscribe to The Codex Of Ultimate Wisdom, and comment with a question or research topic you want unpacked next. Dive into artifacts — they tell stories about who we were, who we are, and who we might become. Tags: archaeology, material culture, history of sexuality, design history, museum studies The background music and sound effects are sourced from Pixabay under the Pixabay Content License.