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Why did sailors in Elizabethan England wear earrings?
because they thought they could see better and pay for their funerals
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a set of actions or words performed in a regular way, often as part of a religious ceremony
Religious ritual
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What thing did men in Elizabethan England wear in their ears?
gold rings
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The high priests of the Aztecs had a tongue piercing because it was a part of a______ _______.
religious ritual
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modern and influenced by the most recent fashions or ideas
trendy
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Why was body piercing popular with the Pharaohs in Egypt and important people in Rome?
because it was a symbol of courage and class
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Why did the body piercing lose its rebellious meaning?
Because more and more film and sports stars were getting pierced, young people wanted to imitate them.
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Where was Otzi found?
in a glacier, near Austrian-Italian border
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action against those in authority, against the rules, or against normal and accepted ways of behaving
rebellion
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What did Africans put in after piercing their ears?
ornaments
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Why did the Pharaohs use piercing?
to show their higher class and also courage
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of or from a long time ago, having lasted for a very long time
ancient
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Did many famous men in Elizabethan England pierce their ears?
Yes, they did.
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Why did the Aztecs pierce their tongues?
to communicate better with the gods
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What happened to body piercing in the United States in the 1960s?
It became a form of rebellion for young people.
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Why is Otzi called "the ice man"?
he was found in a glacier, where he was preserved in the ice
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Why did some Africans pierce their ears?
to stop demons from entering the body
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How old is 'the ice man'?
around 4000 years old
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