History of tattoos 2.o

Some of the earliest
tattos found are
from egypt. the
Egyptians used
bronze needles to
create tattoos. they
also used wooden
and bone needles.
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Zealand t
In
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Maori cre
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needle. the
would the
needle is somewound.
times decorated
and it is often
between 6 and 12
inches.
In Japan,
A japanese tebori
tattoo is created with a
Tebori needle, the
needle is rythmically
tapped into the skin.
Bibliography
http://santattoos.com/large/Maori_tattoo_170.jpg
http://www.buzzfeed.com/donnad/short-visual-history-of-tattoo-tools
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tattoo_machine
http://www.tattoostime.com/images/261/bio-mechanical-tattoo-for-arm.jpg
http://www.bl.uk/learning/images/whywrite/new/hieroglyphics-lg.jpg
The
Advanced
Rotary Needle is
the modern of the
“O'Reilly's Rotary Two Coil
Needle”. The needle is less
bulky and more efficient than
“O’Reilly”.
Today
the Modern
Electro-Magnet
Machine is used to
create tattoos, the
armature is propeelled
up and down with a
electro-magnetic circuit
on the tip of the
armature is the need
with the ink on it.