Comments on: The History of Tattoo – Part 3: The Indians

In reply to S.. Hi there S. Yes, I agree that it seems weird. I can't remembe...

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Do you have a source on the part about grasses or (even weirder) cobwebs being used to color tattoos? I can't seem to find a source for that anywhere and I would love to ...

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Hey, this is actually a very well written article, I appreciete that.

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In reply to Evette. It's a bit late to complain about what Jacques Le Moyne w...

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In reply to Cardinal Guzman. I think referring to us native as savages is bey...

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Toutes les tribus n’utilisaient pas le tatouage pour de tels moyens macabres. Les Inuits, par exemple, se tatouent au nom de la beauté et d’une vie paisible après au moins le 13e siècle. ...

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ce qui concerne les tatouages ​​encrés, la forme d’art était très courante dans tribus comme le Seminole, Creek et Cherokee. Ces tatouages ​​tribaux se composaient en fait de dessin...

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In reply to DeAnna. I'm curious as I've seen Navajo/Diné people pictured wit...

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In reply to Dianna. Thanks for the positive and constructive feedback. I'll k...

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I also agree that this was an interesting article with some good research. I do have to let you know however it drove me absolutely insane that you were pluralizing Cree by using Cree's. There is...

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