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The intricate details of tattoos inscribed on the skin of South American mummies are now revealed in all their breathtaking glory. With a technique used to study dinosaur fossils, a team of scientists ...

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Their tattoos are roughly 1,000 years old and display ornate geometric designs, reminiscent of scales or vines, as well as an amorphous animal with a curled tail.

When a tattoo needle pierces skin above the bone, nerves in your bones may pick up the vibrating sensation, especially if the needle moves quickly. This causes vibrating pain.

"This design is ultra-low-profile, mechanically imperceptible to the user," said co-author José del R. Millán of the University of Texas at Austin, a prominent expert in BCIs.