Archeology
Tattoo of the Nile River mummy 1,300 years old
Wrapped in gauze bandages and described as horror characters in Hollywood movies, long ago Egyptian mummies have created irresistible appeal to scientists.
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Archeology
Discover rare mummies with strange artifacts and tattoos
The male mummy discovered in the town of Rontoy in Peru has pieces of metal on his eyes - this is a sign of his social position. The mummy was removed from the cloth in…
Archeology
Mongolian warrior has blond hair
International archaeologists have unearthed an intact 2,500-year-old mummy, frozen in a snow-capped mountain in Mongolia, with blond hair, tattoos and a fedora. Chairman…
Archeology
Tattoo mummy revealed in Peru
A mummy with a new tattoo is found in Peru. Archaeologists think that this is one of the most intact artifacts of civilization that ended more than 1,300 years ago.
Biology
Tattoo for fruit
Fruits sold in supermarkets in Europe are labeled. But, these labels may disappear in the near future when the fruit origin will be determined by using lasers on them.
Photo library
The female tribe more beautiful face tattoos
Women of two tribes living in Victoria Mountain, west of Myanmar, have a custom of tattooing their faces as a symbol of maturity and beauty.
Photo library
15 pictures of interesting things you may not have been able to say
The ability to discover and create human beings is really without limits.
Videos
Video: New technology that helps tattoos play sounds
This is a special tattoo, a sound wave tattoo that can sound through a new application on a smartphone called Skin Motion.
Videos
Video: Body reaction makes tattoo permanent
Tattoos are a form of permanent marking with ink that changes skin pigmentation to beautify, create an impression or other causes.
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Learn the history of human tattoo art
You know, not only modern people but also old people
Medicine - Health
LogicInk smart tattoos measure the level of UV rays
This tattoo works on a mechanism that changes color from light to dark when the sun heats up.
Medicine - Health
Nanoparticles in tattoo ink can run in the blood
When using lasers to remove tattoos, the laser breaks down these ink molecules, turning it into small particles, so that the body can
Medicine - Health
Waste, animal fat in chewing gum, tattoo ink
Lanolin in gum is extracted from excreted substances in sheepskin, while tattoo ink contains bone ash and glycerin from animal fat.
Medicine - Health
Why do tattoo carriers rarely suffer from seasonal diseases?
According to Sputnik, tattoos are helping the human body fight seasonal viruses in which flu.
Medicine - Health
Tattoo ink is at risk of cancer and dangerous mutations
Scientists say tattoo ink can cause cancer, mutations and, among other colors, a more toxic color.