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| Nearly all Iroquois mens' tattoos were distinct to them. According to the account book of Dutch trader Evert Wendell dated August 13, 1706, a young Seneca, living in Canosedaken, named Tan Na Eedsies, visited Wendell in Albany, New York and completed his transaction by drawing a pictograph next to his order. This drawing identified Tan Na Eedsies and the tattooed patterns on his face, neck, and chest were considered equivalent to his personal signature. | ||||||
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Personal Art Studio 1304 McMullen Highway SW Cumberland, MD 21502 |
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Judy Parker's Pacific Tattoo 3478 Main San Diego, CA 92113 |
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