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The document discusses the history of tattoos and body piercings. It notes that the oldest known tattoos were found on Otzi and dated back over 4,000 BC. Body piercing has been practiced throughout history by cultures like the Romans. Tattoos were popularized in the West by Captain Cook in the 18th century during his travels to Polynesia, where the word "tattoo" originates from the Maori language. Common body piercings and their relative pain levels are also discussed.
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![Skin largest organ The first tattoo known found on Otzi, also known as the Iceman, in 1991. However, Otzi himself dates back to over 4,000 B.C. Fifty-eight total tattoos were found on Otzi, made up only of simple dots and lines. [[Body piercing]] is one of the ancient and widespread types of body art. It is known to have started by the Romans by nipple piercing to show their bravery and also as a practical means of fastening their cloak.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/presentation1-110620075552-phpapp01/85/hollie-barney-jess-2-320.jpg)
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- 2. Skin largest organ The first tattoo known found on Otzi, also known as the Iceman, in 1991. However, Otzi himself dates back to over 4,000 B.C. Fifty-eight total tattoos were found on Otzi, made up only of simple dots and lines. [[Body piercing]] is one of the ancient and widespread types of body art. It is known to have started by the Romans by nipple piercing to show their bravery and also as a practical means of fastening their cloak.
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- 4. Practised throughout history Most recently popularised in the West by Captain Cook Sailed to Polynesia in the 18 th Century Discovered New Zealand Tattoo is a maori word. Mori or te reo Mori commonly te reo ("the language"), is the language of the indigenous population of New Zealand, the Maori, where it has the status of an official language.
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- 6. Best Answer - Chosen by Asker Hi, Most painful for me was by far my nipples. But it's so quick that it's kind of a good feeling. That sounds creepy maybe but oh well. It just took my breath away completely. They healed really quickly though and I've had little problems with them. Easiest piercings for me were my ears (the first couple on the earlobe) and maybe eyebrow. The eyebrow healed fast too. I really like cartilage piercings all over the ear. I had my tragus pierced but had to take it out. I like the upper cartilage and industrial piercings. They don't hurt too bad when you get them but they take literally up to one year to fully heal. Source(s): I'm a tattoo artist 2 years ago
- 7. GO GAGA! This is a different type of piercings called skin implants.