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The Development Of Alphabet - 2500 BC To The Phonecians
The Indus script, written by officials of the Indus valley, was used mainly to assist the bureaucrats in administration. These seals were carved in soapstone or steatite, the center of which depicts an animal or yogic-like postured human form above and around it formal symbols, short lines or other animal forms. The significance and interpretations of these thousands of seals are unknown but the supposition is for trade and accounting purposes. These seals have also been mass-produced from molds on religious and ritual objects.
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Free To Try Audiobooks
Audiobooks probably sound a bit old fashioned and stuffy. But, how do you know if you haven't tried? Try now for free.
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Script - The Talking Leaves Of The Cherokee
The recorded history of the Native Americans began, like all other cultures, with an oral history being passed down from generation to generation. The Native Americans used imitative magic, meaning the stories or events they wanted to communicate were acted out using ceremony, sacred dancing or other rituals. When a shaman had successful communication with nature, bringing rain, sun or crops to abundance, these powerful rituals were recorded as petroglyphs.
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The Origins Of Writing
The first recorded history of writing tablets comes from Sumer in 3100 BC. The chief of the temple called the 'sangu' (accountant) was responsible for noting animals and other goods to tally the temple's wealth. The images of these goods were simply drawn on lumps of wet clay and lines drawn in accordance with the number of each, allowed to dry in the sun and became a permanent tablet.
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Writing Your Very First eBook
This article gives some general guidelines that you need to follow to create your first eBook simply and quickly. Like everything in life, you need to follow a map, and this is it as far as eBook creation is concerned!
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Writing For Web - Are You A Victim Of The Word
Sometimes, you might come across text on the web that appears to be jumbled. It is full of odd foreign letters, is unreadable, and it takes ages to load. Do you know, nine times out of ten the culprit is a program that many people use every day.
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