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Tennessee site yields oldest known American tattoo tools

Tennessee site yields oldest known American tattoo tools
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Beneath Tennessee River, Steamboat Wreckage Presents Mystery

Once the driving force of the southeast Tennessee city’s economic growth, Chattanooga’s riverfront is home to just the 10th shipwreck recorded in state history – a boat whose story time forgot. Somewhere beneath the surface of this section of the Tennessee River in Chattanooga, Tenn., rests the remains of a steamboat that researchers believe may have historical significance. (Courthouse News photo/Daniel Jackson) CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (CN) It’s one of the last places you’d expect a maritime mystery to rest: in the midst of an inland southern city, along the waterfront that has defined the city for decades.

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Oldest known tattoo tools found at an ancient Tennessee site -- Secret History -- Sott net

© A. Deter-Wolf, T.M. Peres and S. Karacic/Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 2021 Two previously unearthed turkey leg bones with sharpened tips (top) are the oldest known tattooing tools. Two other turkey bones from the same site (bottom) may also have been used for tattooing but lack tips for analysis.Ancient tattooing tools are tough to find or even recognize as implements for creating skin designs. But new microscopic studies of two turkey leg bones with sharpened ends indicate that Native Americans used these items to make tattoos between around 5,520 and 3,620 years ago. These pigment-stained bones are the world s oldest known tattooing tools, say archaeologist Aaron Deter-Wolf of the Tennessee Division of Archaeology in Nashville and his colleagues. The find suggests that

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Pointed Turkey Bones Are Oldest Native American Tattoo Kit, Says Study

Researchers have analyzed a group of Native American “toolkit” artifacts and revealed that the kit’s turkey bones may be the oldest tattoo kit in the world!

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Tennessee s Tattooing Tools Dated to More Than 5,500 Years Ago

Tennessee s Tattooing Tools Dated to More Than 5,500 Years Ago
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