stylus
Sumerians used cuneiform writing, which consisted of wedge-shaped symbols impressed on clay tablets. These symbols represented various objects, actions, or ideas, and the writing tool used for making them was a stylus made of reed.
i think they used styluses.
Sumerians used a stylus, typically made from reed, to inscribe symbols onto clay tablets. The stylus had a pointed end that allowed them to create cuneiform characters by pressing it into the soft clay. This method enabled the recording of information, such as trade transactions and legal documents, in one of the world's earliest writing systems.
A stylus was used to make an impression in the clay.
The Sumerians used a wedge-shaped tool called a stylus to write on clay tablets. This writing system, known as cuneiform, involved pressing the stylus into the soft clay to create various symbols and characters. Cuneiform was used for record-keeping, literature, and administrative purposes in ancient Mesopotamia.
The Mesopotamians used clay and water, and they also used mud to build bricks. The Mesopotamians used clay and water to make he buildings stronger and higher like a skycrspper like a Ziggurat.
clay tablets
It was first used to make wedge-shaped symbols on clay tablets.
It was first used to make wedge-shaped symbols on clay tablets.
They used it mainly to keep records of trade, daily events, lists of kings, and wars. They used a stylus to engrave the marks onto the clay tablet.
greek
They used hard clay