The Chichimeca tribe was a group of indigenous people who lived in Mexico during the pre-Columbian era. They were known for their elaborate tattoos, which were typically made using natural pigments and a technique that involved pricking the skin with a sharp implement. The tattoos were often geometric in design and symbolized various aspects of tribal identity and culture, such as family lineage, social status, and religious beliefs. Some Chichimeca tattoos were also believed to have therapeutic properties, and were used to treat a variety of ailments. Today, Chichimeca tattoos remain an important part of the tribe's cultural heritage, and are often celebrated in traditional ceremonies and festivals.
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