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At least a dozen models were available to the medical profession. Dr. Joseph Mortimer Granville patented the first electromechanical vibrator. Originally called a percussor or, more colloquially, "Granville’s hammer," the machine was manufactured and sold to physicians to relieve muscle aches.

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While with the ancient greeks, there is art confirming the explicit sexual use of the olisbos. The first documented use of a dildo comes from Ancient Greece, where merchants sold a tool called an olisbos. Among these artifacts is a 12 by 2 centimeter (4 by 0.8 inches) bone object, which has been suggested to be a dildo.

This erotic "cartoon" suggests that someone was exploring the concept of artificial stimulation. The female figure depicted painting her lips is positioned atop an inverted vase with a pointed base while her partner points his finger toward her intimate area. The archaeological record provides evidence of phallic decoration with dots and lines practiced in the European Palaeolithic period, between 28,000 to 11,000 BC. These designs were made on the surface of the penis for identification or ornamental purposes and included scars, holes, and marks intentionally created by prehistoric people.