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In the ancient world tattoos were unbelievably rare largely reserved for slaves among the Romans and as a way of communication among Greek spies. In the African traditional society, unlike body markings, tattoos were considered a taboo associated with satanism. Today tattoos are everywhere, 2022 nearly 2 in 5 people have tattoos.
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Feature I Tatoos in the African traditional society
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