Ancient Siberian Ice Mummy Reveals 2,500-Year-Old Intricate Tattoos
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Scientists used advanced imaging to digitally reconstruct 2,500-year-old tattoos on a Siberian mummy, revealing details about ancient tattooing practices, tools, and cultural significance, highlighting a continuity of body art traditions across millennia.
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