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Writing: Mesopotamia (cuneiform) Over 5 thousand years ago,  people living in Mesopotamia created a form of writing to record and communicate different types of information. The earliest writing was based in pictograms. Over time the writing changed and the signs developed into a script which was called cuneiform. Cuneiform was used to record many things like trade, astronomy, literature, and daily events.  We chose this characteristic for our civilization because the very first writing was deve Ancient Scripts, Ancient Sumerian, Ancient Writing, Cradle Of Civilization, Ancient Languages, Ancient Near East, Empire Romain, Writing Systems, Ancient Mesopotamia

Writing: Mesopotamia (cuneiform) Over 5 thousand years ago, people living in Mesopotamia created a form of writing to record and communicate different types of information. The earliest writing was based in pictograms. Over time the writing changed and the signs developed into a script which was called cuneiform. Cuneiform was used to record many things like trade, astronomy, literature, and daily events. We chose this characteristic for our civilization because the very first writing was…

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Cult Of The Ancient Gods Ancient Mesopotamians pressed reeds into wet clay to create a script known as cuneiform, one of the world’s first writing systems. This text records land transfer information. The tablets also included epic poetry, medical instructions, and official records of all kinds. Scholars at the Oriental Institute have studied thousands of texts and are producing a reference work to the ancient languages of the region, the Chicago Assyrian Dictionary. Epic Poetry, Emerald Tablets Of Thoth, Ancient Alphabets, Ancient Writing, The Ancient One, Ancient Languages, Ancient Near East, University Of Chicago, Writing Systems

Cult Of The Ancient Gods Ancient Mesopotamians pressed reeds into wet clay to create a script known as cuneiform, one of the world’s first writing systems. This text records land transfer information. The tablets also included epic poetry, medical instructions, and official records of all kinds. Scholars at the Oriental Institute have studied thousands of texts and are producing a reference work to the ancient languages of the region, the Chicago Assyrian Dictionary.

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