大英博物館のインスタグラム(britishmuseum) - 2月15日 02時34分

Ancient Greek and Roman attitudes to sex and sexuality were in many ways very different to the modern era. People were sexually active – and girls married – at an earlier age. Sexual relationships between males were accepted within certain boundaries, but the modern term homosexual had no Greek or Latin equivalent. This scene is from a fresco in an ancient Etruscan tomb known as the Tomb of the Chariots, located in Tarquinia, Italy. The scene was copied in this 19th-century drawing, and was once part of a larger work. The Etruscans were greatly influenced by the contemporary Greeks but they had their own distinctive character, which in turn influenced the neighbouring Italian peoples, including the Romans. Our new #ValentinesDay blog post brings together 14 symbols of love from history – link in bio! #Valentines #AncientGreece #AncientRome #Etruscan #love #kiss #? #LGBTHM18

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