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Just to be clear before some other doof changes this yet again: these here are the Lovers of Valdaro, a female and a male skeleton. While there have been several (!) same-sex couples from other prehistoric and ancient graves, these are not one of them. Please refer to the page of the museum where the two skeletons are housed [1], where they are clearly labelled "uomo" and "ragazza", even for those with limited Italian. If the skeletal evidence should be recategorised as a gay couple one day, then there is no obstacle to updating our information. Trigaranus (talk) 13:34, 25 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]