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    Piercing is an ancient practice that originated in initiation rituals marking the transition to adulthood in tribal societies. While commonly associated with aesthetic factors today, piercing was traditionally used in some cultures alongside decorative techniques like tattooing and as part of religious practices. Piercing involves placing ornaments or jewelry in body parts like the ears, mouth, nose, and others, and remains a widespread custom in modern societies as a form of cultural expression and identity.

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    Piercing is an ancient practice that originated in initiation rituals marking the transition to adulthood in tribal societies. While commonly associated with aesthetic factors today, piercing was traditionally used in some cultures alongside decorative techniques like tattooing and as part of religious practices. Piercing involves placing ornaments or jewelry in body parts like the ears, mouth, nose, and others, and remains a widespread custom in modern societies as a form of cultural expression and identity.

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    Piercing is an ancient practice that originated in initiation rituals marking the transition to adulthood in tribal societies. While commonly associated with aesthetic factors today, piercing was traditionally used in some cultures alongside decorative techniques like tattooing and as part of religious practices. Piercing involves placing ornaments or jewelry in body parts like the ears, mouth, nose, and others, and remains a widespread custom in modern societies as a form of cultural expression and identity.

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    Piercing is an ancient practice that originated in initiation rituals marking the transition to adulthood in tribal societies. While commonly associated with aesthetic factors today, piercing was traditionally used in some cultures alongside decorative techniques like tattooing and as part of religious practices. Piercing involves placing ornaments or jewelry in body parts like the ears, mouth, nose, and others, and remains a widespread custom in modern societies as a form of cultural expression and identity.

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    PIERCING

    PIERCING

    HERO MOLINA
    history of the
    Piercing

    ornaments

    The piercing of the ears, mouth or nose to place



    or jewelry is an ancient practice that is


    in most contemporary societies. This
    still present
    custom, which is associated with aesthetic factors,

    has its origin in initiation rituals into sexual or


    adult life in tribal societies.

    Types of SEPTUM

    piercing
    TYPES

    BELLY BUTTON

    TONGUE
    types of piercing EYEBROW
    www.unsitiogenial.es 91-1234-567
    IN SOME CULTURES, PIERCING IS
    ASSOCIATED WITH DECORATIVE
    TECHNIQUES, SUCH AS TATTOOING,
    THE PLACEMENT OF NECK RINGS OR
    RINGS AND BANDS TO COMPRESS
    THE GENITALS, OR RELIGIOUS
    PRACTICES.
    CONCLUSION

    in conclusion, piercings are


    more than a piercing, it's a
    cultural change and expression
    so don't be afraid to get one!
    -HER
    O JO

    RCING MOL
    INA
    SE

    PIE 11-03

    THANKS!

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