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[dr_who]

This is really quite fascinating.

[knarf]

Testicles are soft tissue ... how could a skeletin reveal castration?

Interesting find, though.

The warriors had balls and the chariot horses were more of a drone.

[rockinqsranch]

Wonderin’ if they did it same as the Arabs did the Camels? Two bricks, and keep the thumbs out of the way.

[JoeProBono]

WTF!

[Texas Fossil]

Makes sense to me. It would not take a smart person to realize how dangerous riding a stud horses is.

I have only been injured by one horse, and it was a young stud.

The next day he had them whacked off.

[nkycincinnatikid]

Do I get to be the first to say that those weren’t really horses. They were Rinos.

[PzLdr]

The Mongols preferred using mares for warfare. Easier to control.

[wildbill]

the first thing I find fascinating about this article is that someone actually went looking for testicles on terra cotta statues. I suppose he has no life outside a narrow niche of this arcane science.

The second thing is the focus on detail of the statues makers. I mean, who among us would think, “Someone is gonna be checkin’ this horses’ balls some day so I gotta get it right.”

Remarkable.

[Tainan]

The Chinese really took off and ran with that ‘eunuch’ thing.

[Deb]

Now this is what I call NEWS!