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Last night, I was privileged to be in the audience for a lecture by James Holloway, a PhD student in a graduate of the Department of Archaeology at the University of Cambridge, at Treadwell’s esoteric bookshop. Holloway talked about the intersections of archaeology and the HP Lovecraft’s Cthulhu mythos, two subjects he is incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about. It was a fascinating and highly enjoyable evening, and what follows are the rough notes I made of the evening. This is my paraphrasing of what he said, and all errors are mine (and – update – James has added his own disclaimer in the comments).

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Here at Bookkake, we’re always fascinated by the strange truths about our own sexualities that science unearths in the Animal kingdom. Chimpanzee fetishes, Rhesus Macaque porn consumers, and Penguin sex workers can all serve to widen the debate on human sexual practices.

We are indebted to Professor Robert Sapolsky of Stanford University, whose recent lectures on the Neurobiology of Primate Sexuality are informative, educational and highly amusing. Enjoy.

Part Two is here.