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10/08/2026
Or you can come inside! We have a/c and cold water!
10/06/2026

Or you can come inside! We have a/c and cold water!

A video showing what appears to be a tattoo being done outside a Green Bay Kwik Trip is getting attention online. The video also caught the attention of Brown County Public Health, which is reminding people about the rules for tattooing.

09/30/2026

The discovery at the Fernvale site in Williamson County, Tennessee, identified a set of sharpened turkey bones dating between 3500 BCE and 1600 BCE (roughly 3,600 to 5,500 years old) as the world's oldest confirmed tattooing tools.

​While Ötzi the Iceman (c. 3250 BCE) holds the record for the oldest preserved human body with tattoos, the actual instruments used to create his tattoos were never found. The Tennessee find represents the oldest surviving physical tattooing kit ever identified.

Anatomy of the Ancient Tattooing Kit

​Originally excavated from a Native American burial pit in 1985, the artifacts sat in storage for decades before a 2021 study led by archaeologist Aaron Deter-Wolf subjected them to microscopic wear analysis. The toolkit includes:

​Bone Needles: Two sharpened turkey leg bones (tarsometatarsi) with intact tips, along with two additional broken specimens.

​Pigment Residue: Microscopic examination revealed red and black mineral and soot pigments embedded into the bone near the tips, exactly where ink accumulates during skin puncturing.

​Application Tools: Two turkey wing bones (radii) showing wear patterns consistent with applying pigment onto skin.

​Ink Pots: Bivalve seashells stained with red and black pigments served as ink vessels for the tattoo artist.

​How Archaeologists Identified Them

​For generations, ancient pointed bone tools were generically classified by archaeologists as "awls" for punching holes in animal hides or weaving basketry.

​To confirm these specific tools were used for tattooing, researchers conducted experimental archaeology: they crafted replica bone needles, tattooed fresh pig skin using red ochre and carbon ink, and analyzed the microscopic damage patterns. The physical wear, tip fracturing, and pigment absorption on the replica tools matched the Fernvale turkey bones precisely.

09/28/2026

I’m finding tattoo memes in my phone lol

09/19/2026

Well hello dry cool days…

09/16/2026

Deposit is a must! Period. 😘

08/19/2026

This does not apply to Eddy Lee

Pillsbury is tattoo supportive Woo boo 👀
08/14/2026

Pillsbury is tattoo supportive
Woo boo 👀

If tattoos should have personal meaning, we’re getting all of these.

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