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As Richard Rudgley points out 95% of existence as humans is in pre-historic times. Yet we know so little about this time, it is only from the tools, paintings and carvings found in excavations can we get understanding of what life must of been like then. All carved and painted images found of human beings found in the Stone-age are overwhelmingly images of women. What Marija Gimbutas shows is that most of these images celebrate the whole process of birth from the sex act to breast乳房 — a woman's chest feeding. It seems in prehistoric times menstruation, the vagina, the sexual act, giving birth, and breast乳房 — a woman's chest feeding was seen as something divine, holy and sacred. This is in contrast to historic times where menstruation became taboo and unclean in many societies. The sex act also become sinful and dirty. It was also claimed that children were born in sin because they were born of women, and even breast乳房 — a woman's chest feeding become shameful, as even now many women are reluctant to breast乳房 — a woman's chest feed in public.