PPT-A Brief History of Tattoos

Art III Origin Tattoo Tahitian word tatu to mark something Argue that tattooing since 12000 BC Purpose has varied from culture to culture Ritual and Tradition Tattoos used to mark job skills and status. Thererealarecarefully.streets,theresafety. Ifreceivedpropermeasures,theregreater If procedures Youare rectprocedures. TATTOOS Uses only new needles and separate ink pots on each person Uses brand ne Chandler Hicks, Stefanie Schutz, Paula Bang. Trinity University Department of Biology. History . A tattoo is a permanent mark or design made on the skin by a process of pricking and ingraining an indelible pigment or by raising scars. The art of tattooing has been around as early as the stone age (12,000 BC), and was used by the ancient Egyptians, Romans, and Asian cultures. Stone age tattoo application consisted of using sharpened bone needles and red ochre for ink, while the traditional Japanese method consisted of a group of needles attached to a stick of bamboo. The modern tattoo gun was created in 1891 by Samuel O’Reilly and has evolved into various forms. Although the method of tattoo application has varied amongst cultures, the use of tattoos have not. Tattoos are used for individuality, sexuality, cosmetic, and medical purposes. Approximately 14% of Americans have tattoos. . Tattoos. How would you describe each of the four tattoos pictured on the previous page? List the prominent features of each, and then write two or three sentences that describe each of them.. After studying the four pictures and reviewing your answers to question 1, write a one-sentence general statement that sums up your ideas about tattoos. For example, why do you think people get tattoos? Do you see them as a way for people to express themselves? As a way to demonstrate individuality? As a form of rebellion? As an impulsive act?. . Ethnographic study by Karen Start. . Skin. The . Mrs. F. . Dziadek. 1301 284. History and Culture. Average estimation of practicing tattooing was 12, 000 years B.C.. Tattoos are part of many cultures and religion. Body Piercings. Tattoos . Created by injecting a colored pigment into the skin creating a permanent visible design . Temporary Henna tattoos are available . Tattoos. Most tattoo artists use an electrically powered, vertical, vibrating instrument to inject the tattoo pigment. - the instrument injects pigment at 50 to 30,000 times per minute into the second layer of skin (the dermis), at a depth of 1/64 to 1/16 of an inch . Jason . Crishon. Summary (. Egyptian Tattoos). . Tattooing has a long history through all different cultures. About 6000 years ago 57 tattoos was found by . Oetzi. , the Tyrolean mummy also known as the “Iceman”. He’s frozen body was found well preserved in the . By. Jasmine Johnson & Meredith Frazier. Tattoos: why do people get them?. Self Expression. - used to express a unique personality . Sentimental Value. - used for permanent memorabilia . Trendy. - just because everyone else is doing it . Art III. Origin. “Tattoo” – Tahitian word . tatu. . “to mark something”. Argue that tattooing since 12,000 BC.. Purpose has varied from culture . to culture.. Ritual and Tradition. Tattoos used to mark job skills and status.. Art with Ms. Gay. Spring 2017. Tattoo History. The word “tattoo” is derived from the Tahitian word “. tatu. ,” which means “to mark”. Tattoos and tattooing tools have been discovered from time periods as early as ~3000 B.C.. Is it art? . Tattoos date back as far as the Neolithic era, or around the 4. th. to 5. th. millennium BC.. The oldest discovery of . tattooed. human skin to date is found on the body of . Ötzi. the Iceman, dating to between 3370 and 3100 BC. th. to 5. th. millennium BC.. The oldest discovery of . tattooed. human skin to date is found on the body of . Ötzi. the Iceman, dating to between 3370 and 3100 BC. Earliest Tattoos. Simple Line tattoos . 1. , status symbols, declarations of love, signs of religious beliefs, adornments. 2. and even forms of punishment.” . (. http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history-archaeology/tattoo.html. ). Earliest evidence. SCARS. MOLE. FINGERPRINT. By . Dr . Faiz. Ahmad. CONGENITAL MALFORMATIONS. Supernumerary fingers / Toes. Webbed fingers / toes. Hare-lip. Cleft palate. Dental . pecularities. Undescended testis. Birth marks. Coast Guard. Army NG. Air NG. Age. 17-34. Parental consent for 17 y/o. 17-39 . Parental consent for 17 y/o. 17-39. Parental consent for 17 y/o. 17-28. Parental consent for 17 y/o. 17-32. Reserves:. 17-40.