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Before modern condoms, ancient civilizations used various materials and methods for birth control and protection, including linen soaked in olive oil, animal intestines/bladders, and natural ointments, with abstinence also being advocated.
Here's a more detailed look at some of the methods used before condoms:
Ancient Egypt:
Around 1850 B.C., Egyptian women used vaginal suppositories made from acacia leaves mixed with honey or animal dung to prevent pregnancy.
Some evidence suggests that Egyptians also used linen soaked in olive oil, attached to a string, possibly worn around the waist.
Ancient Rome:
Romans used linen, as well as intestines or bladders of sheep and goats, for protection.
A popular Roman writer advocated abstinence as a method of birth control.
Ancient Greece:
Greeks in the 4th century B.C. used natural ointments made with olive and cedar oil as spermicides.
Other methods:
Some cultures used herbal remedies and other natural substances to prevent pregnancy.