A+Brief+History+of+Tattoos

the skins surface." ** || ** People believed that tattooing was created on accident. Such as someone rubbing dirt or soot into an open cut and the mark has never gone away. ** || ** It’s a possible theory to how tattooing was created.  ** || ** // Some people believed that tattooing may have been created by accident. Such as dirt or soot being rubbed into an open cut, but when it finally heals, the mark is permanent. //  ** || with a hand that was dirty with soot and ashes from the fire. Once the wound had healed, they saw that a mark stayed permanently.” ** || **That the first tattoo may have been made purely by accident.** || **The "origination" of tattoos might be on accident, not intentionally.** || **The first actual tattoos were believed to be created on accident. An open wound may have been filled with soot, or some other dark substance. So when the wound healed, the flesh was discolored from the rest of the body.** || tribal tattooing is still practiced today just as it has been forthousands of years. Until recently many of the inland tribes had little contact with the outside world. As a result, they have preserved many aspects of their traditionalway of life, including tattooing.borneo designs have gone all around the world to form thebasis of what the western people call ‘Tribal’"** || **That tribal tattoos came from the tribe, Borneo. And navigated to America and is now a large part of Western Culture.** || **That Tribal tattoos are very popular today among American citizens.** || **That tribal tattoos came from the tribe, Borneo. And navigated to America and is now a large part of Western Culture.** || colored tattoos as we know them. But they want to be tattooed anyway, so they have developed another technique - they make scarifications (this is not really tattooing, but it is related to tattooing)."** || **That scarification was a way that African Americans made it so they could have visible body art, regardless of their dark skin.** || **People were teaching themselves new ways to go about giving themselves body alterations.** || **That scarification was a way that African Americans made it so they could have visible body art, regardless of their dark skin.** || was practicing the art of tattooing as a means of deity worship."** || **Another reminder that tattooing/piercing is a way of worshipping ones God, or religion. Inking symbols of belief on their bodies.** || **Religion remains connected with body art** || **Another reminder that tattooing/piercing is a way of worshipping ones God, or religion. Inking symbols of belief on their bodies.** || tattoos reflected high status. in north-west america, Inuit women's chins were tattooed to indicate marital status and group identity."** || **Again, the use of status, or identification.** || **Used body art as a form of identification.** || **Again, the use of status, or identification.** ||
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 * ** “Tattoos are created by inserting colored materials beneath
 * **"**** The first tattoos probably were created by accident. Someone had a small wound, and rubbed it
 * **"Borneo is one of the few places in the world where traditional
 * **"In africa, where people have dark skin, it is difficult to make
 * **"The Greeks learned tattooing from the Persians. Their women were fascinated by the idea of tattoos as exotic beauty marks."** || **Cultures adopted tattooing from one another, inspired slowly, gradually over the years to each culture.** || **That the practice was passed down gradually.** || **Cultures adopted tattooing from one another, inspired slowly, gradually over the years to each culture.** ||
 * **"During the time of the old testament, much of the Pagan world
 * **"Early Jesuit accounts testify to the widespread practice of tattooing among Native Americans. Among the Chickasaw, outstanding warriors were recognised by their tattoos."** || **Some cultures used tattooing as a form of recognition, and value to society.** || **Used body art as a way of identification** || **Some cultures used tattooing as a form of recognition, and value to society.** ||
 * **"Among the Ontario Iroquoians, elaborate