The+Ancient+History+of+Body+Art


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 * **"Looking at the history will explain why this "art noveau" will never truly fall out of style."** || **The history of tattooing goes back at such length that it is believed that it will never die out. Trend or no.** || **That tattooing and body piercing has been around for centuries, ages.** || **The history of tattooing goes back at such length that it is believed that it will never die out. Trend or no.** ||
 * **"In 5000 BC, the Japanese entombed the social elite and their rulers with figurines that were representative of people they wish to accompany them into the afterlife. These miniature representations bore tattoos."** || **More proof that body art has been around for years.** || **That tattooing has shown no sign of slowing down in growth. If not, it has onlt inreased.** || **In 5000 BC, the ancient Japanese entombed social elites, and their rulers with figurines marked with tattoos.** ||
 * **"Pharaoh Akehenaton's statute from 1400 BC shows that he had a navel piercing."** || **Navel piercings aren't new either.** || **Because even though a lot of today's civilization believes that piercing/tattoos are fairly modern/new, they aren't.** || **Pharaoh Akehenaton, an ancient Egyptian had a statue that had a belly button piercing. This just goes to show as modern as everyone things piercings are, they aren't.** ||
 * **"Darker skinned peoples, on whom tattoo pigments do not show well, have often used branding, scarification, piercing and other extreme body modifications in lieu of tattooing."** || **People of darker skin color (African Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans, etc) often have a problem with color pigments in ink, and it not showing up very well. So instead, they use scarification, branding, piercing, and so on as alternatives.** || **That today, similar alternatives are still used. Regardless of color though.** || **People of darker skin color (African Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans, etc) often have a problem with color pigments in ink, and it not showing up very well. So instead, they use scarification, branding, piercing, and so on as alternatives.** ||
 * **"In France, Constantine had banned tattooing of criminals at the behest of the Catholic Church, stating that it defiled the temple of the body which was created in God's image."** || **Tattooing in some religions, goes against one's beliefs. Because most religions agree that the human body is God's gift to you, and that you should treat it like a temple. Not brand/scar on purpose.** || **That tattooing, though accepted in some religions, it is also accepted in others.** || **Tattooing in some religions, goes against one's beliefs. Because most religions agree that the human body is God's gift to you, and that you should treat it like a temple. Not brand/scar on purpose.** ||
 * **"Native Americans were commonly terminal after a tattooing where charcoal or indigo was rubbed into the holes made with a sharpen bird or fish bone, used as a needle."** || **Native Americans (Indians) were often terminal after being tattooed with charcoal or indigo. Which they used to rub into holes they created by fishbone/wood.** || **Tattooings advancement has evolved/changed greatly, positively.** || **Native Americans (Indians) were often terminal after being tattooed with charcoal or indigo. Which they used to rub into holes they created by fishbone/wood.** ||
 * **"Syphilis was first recorded as transmitted by tattooing in 1853, a time at which the disease was certainly fatal."** || **Syphilis was first recorded being transmitted by tattooing (Needles). At the time, this disease was fatal.** || **That tattooing may have been the origination of the STD known as Syhphilis.** || **Syphilis was first recorded being transmitted by tattooing (Needles). At the time, this disease was fatal.** ||
 * **"To this day, inventors continue to tinker with the original design of Thomas Edison to create easier ways of tattooing."** || **Today, inventors continue to make better designs of the tattoo machine. Which was created by Thomas Edison.** || **That changes are stll being made to make body art easier and painless.** || **Today, inventors continue to make better designs of the tattoo machine. Which was created by Thomas Edison.** ||