How Museums Preserve and Display Tattoos on Human Skin

receive to this hebdomad ’s Reading List , Gizmodo ’s hebdomadal roundup of great tech stories from around the Internet . In this calendar week ’s edition , we explore the value-system and scientific discipline of displaying tattoo after their wearers are dead , join a bloody Renaissance sport on the streets of Florence , and relax with architecture - inspired puzzles .

A smattering of museums around the world maintain collections of uphold , tattooed human skin , but most are n’t open to the public , and some are n’t certain exactly where the skins in their previous collection came from . Today , however , some unforced donor are signing up to save their body art — and the skin it ’s ink on — for descendants . [ Vice ]

The brutal fun of calcio storico has thrilled crowds in Florence since the Renaissance . The game has few rules , and “ hurt rival players so badly that they must leave the field ” is considered a valid strategy . Oh , and it ’s played in period costume , by unpaid volunteers . [ New York Times ]

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The first test rule for colour TV were material , live model , who helped calibrate – and promote – the earliest color goggle box applied science during the 1940s and fifties . Their careers ended in obscurity , but their employment contributed to ten of camera technologies with racial diagonal built in . [ The Atlantic ]

With practical friendships and gifts of book of account and deep brown , ISIS recruiter converted a solitary young Sunday schooling teacher to radical Islam . She was on the brink of travelling to Turkey — with her 11 - year - old brother in tow — to marry a man twice her old age when her grandparent intervened.[New York Times ]

Monument Valley is a puzzle - solving app in which players voyage strange float structures , but its simple gameplay and clean look pull inspiration from real - world computer architecture . [ Curbed ]

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