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'''Dogu''' are clay figurines that were produced in ancient Japan during the Edo period. Scholars consider that some dogus show [[Tattoo|tattoo]]-like markings on their faces and bodies. The oldest dogus whose faces have a depiction of tattooing were found near Osaka in [[1977|1977]] and are dated at 10,000 B. C. ~ 300 B. C. | |||
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Dogu are clay figurines that were produced in ancient Japan during the Edo period. Scholars consider that some dogus show tattoo-like markings on their faces and bodies. The oldest dogus whose faces have a depiction of tattooing were found near Osaka in 1977 and are dated at 10,000 B. C. ~ 300 B. C.