Tatuajes, piercing
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Publicado: 1 de diciembre de 2010
Name: Jorge Muñoz Vergara
Grade: III medio A
Date: 10/11/2010
Tattoo
The tattoo is born with man. The mummy of Similaun (thebody of a hiker who died 5300 years ago frozen in the ice mountain) is one in the back. The Egyptians practiced the art of tattooing, in 2000 BC
Tattoo art of decorating the skin by inserting dyesunder the skin. The skin is punctured with a sharp instrument, usually an electric needle.
In many parts of the world there are people who use tattooing and scarification as indicative of rank andsocial affiliation as a sign of mourning. Scarification was achieved sajando skin and introducing irritants into the wounds, to heal, leaving deep scars.
The term derives from the word tattoo Ta-tau,which in Polynesian mean mark on the skin. A term that was introduced in Europe in the eighteenth century by English explorer James Cook, after one of his trips to the South Seas.
There differentvarieties of tattoos such as religious, tribal, celtic, traditional, shadows and fades, Japanese style, pictures, etc.
Piercing
The Eskimos are the piercings that originally used the name "labrets,which in their world was practiced on young children spent being responsible adults with qualities and skills and to go hunting with their elders. Another of the origins of body piercing is in theMasai tribes, particularly in women, which deformed his mouth with enlarged disks mouth and stretch out their lobes carrying a large metal spools.
A drilling or piercing is an opening in the body toput an earring. These piercings are a form of body modification and reflect both cultural values and religious and spiritual. Being also part of fashion, eroticism, conformism or identification with asubculture.
In Western history, traditionally only women practiced a single hole in the ear from small for life, but in other cultures of the world and in Western culture today and in ancient...
Grade: III medio A
Date: 10/11/2010
Tattoo
The tattoo is born with man. The mummy of Similaun (thebody of a hiker who died 5300 years ago frozen in the ice mountain) is one in the back. The Egyptians practiced the art of tattooing, in 2000 BC
Tattoo art of decorating the skin by inserting dyesunder the skin. The skin is punctured with a sharp instrument, usually an electric needle.
In many parts of the world there are people who use tattooing and scarification as indicative of rank andsocial affiliation as a sign of mourning. Scarification was achieved sajando skin and introducing irritants into the wounds, to heal, leaving deep scars.
The term derives from the word tattoo Ta-tau,which in Polynesian mean mark on the skin. A term that was introduced in Europe in the eighteenth century by English explorer James Cook, after one of his trips to the South Seas.
There differentvarieties of tattoos such as religious, tribal, celtic, traditional, shadows and fades, Japanese style, pictures, etc.
Piercing
The Eskimos are the piercings that originally used the name "labrets,which in their world was practiced on young children spent being responsible adults with qualities and skills and to go hunting with their elders. Another of the origins of body piercing is in theMasai tribes, particularly in women, which deformed his mouth with enlarged disks mouth and stretch out their lobes carrying a large metal spools.
A drilling or piercing is an opening in the body toput an earring. These piercings are a form of body modification and reflect both cultural values and religious and spiritual. Being also part of fashion, eroticism, conformism or identification with asubculture.
In Western history, traditionally only women practiced a single hole in the ear from small for life, but in other cultures of the world and in Western culture today and in ancient...
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