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Cabezas cortadas

En representación es escultura de la ilustración “Cabezas cortadas”. en homenaje al pueblo Maorí debido a su tragedia.

Cut heads

In representation it is sculpture of the illustration "Cut heads". In homage to the Maori people due to its tragedy.

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Otzi, the Ice Man of the Alps who was discovered in 1991. His mummy, created by having been covered with glacial ice shortly after his death, is the oldest known human skin ever discovered – 5,300 years old – and it is tattooed. Otzi has 59 separate tattoos

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Ötzi the iceman goes to the dentist for the first time: 3D scans reveal 5,300-year-old had terrible teeth and bad breath thanks to bread-heavy diet

It appears prehistoric man lived off a diet of junk food too.

Ötzi the 5,300-year-old man found frozen in the Italian alps dined on too much bread and cereal porridge, scientists claimed after giving him a dental exam for the first time.

Researchers were stunned by the poor condition of Ötzi’s teeth, and found he suffered from several major cavities as well as a damaged front tooth probably caused by an accident. Bread was commonly eaten in the Neolithic period because of the rise of agriculture.

Researchers say the iceman probably never cleaned his teeth, and suffered from bad breath as a result.

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Otzi, the Iceman’s dagger with scabbard. 13 cm long. c. 3300 BCE

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1 Ötzi Es el nombre de la momia más antigua  de Europa, la cual cuenta con 61 tatuajes los cuales se creen eran realizados con una función  mágica y curativa.

1 Ötzi It is the name of the oldest mummy in Europe, which has 61 tattoos which are believed to have been made with a magic and healing function.

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La Esfinge en Egypto

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Qetesh wearing the headdress of Hathor.

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2 Las novias de los muertos En Egipto se creía que las novias acompañaban al fallecido a la tierra de los muertos y una vez en ese nuevo plano ellas lo reanimaban mediante estimulación sexual.

2 Brides of the Dead In Egypt it was believed that the brides accompanied the deceased to the land of the dead and once in that new plane they revived it through sexual stimulation.

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Caesar and Cleopatra (1945)

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Silver Denarius: issued by Julius Caesar when he was fighting a civil war with the supporters of Pompey. It shows a kind of victory monument the Romans set up on battlefields. The equipment shown here is typical of the Celts of Gaul. The political message is clear: ‘Support me, I am the man who conquered Gaul for you’.

Roman, 48 BC - 47 BC

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Bust of Julius Caesar

Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

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3 Julio Cesar En roma la actitud era la opuesta se podía llegar a desterrar a quien llevara un tatuaje.

“Estos  bretones  se  manchan  la  piel  con  colores  brillantes,  las  extrañas  señales  les  dan  un  aspecto  horrible  que  aterra  contemplar  en  batalla.”

3 Julius Caesar In Rome the attitude was the opposite one could get to banish whoever took a tattoo.

"These Bretons stain the skin with bright colors, the strange signs give them a horrible appearance that terrifies to contemplate in battle."

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On January 1st, in 42 B.C., Gaius Julius Caesar was posthumously deified by a decree of the Roman Senate. During the games that were held later that year in his honour, a comet appeared for seven days straight, which was taken as further proof of his divine status.

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Coliseo Roma Italy

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4 Entre medicinas y artistas

El tatuaje comenzó a ser popular en roma, gracias a los soldados romanos. Los médicos de esa época con sus materiales quirúrgicos comenzaron a perfeccionar esta técnica. A lo que julio cesar llamo “mancha del deshonor”

4 Between medicines and artists

The tattoo began to be popular in Rome, thanks to the Roman soldiers. The doctors of that time with their surgical materials began to perfect this technique. To what Julius Caesar called "stain of dishonor"

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5 Mi cruz

Al inicio del cristianismo estaba prohibido usar tatuajes, pero mucho creían en las palabras de

San Pablo dice “De aquí en adelante nadie me acuse de molestias; porque yo traigo en mi cuerpo las marcas del señor Jesús.”

Y es desde aquí en adelante el tatuaje cristiano se hizo muy común principalmente para identificar quienes eran cristianos y quienes no

5 My cross

At the beginning of Christianity it was forbidden to wear tattoos, but much believed in the words of

St. Paul says, “From now on no one accuses me of inconvenience; Because I have in my body the marks of the Lord Jesus. ”

And it is from here onwards the Christian tattoo became very common mainly to identify who were Christians and who not