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Pictures of objects that are used to communicate are called?
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Why did Mesopotamians scribes move from pictogram to the more linear cuneiform writing?
Drawing lines instead of curves in wet clay was easier
Pictures of objects that are used to communicate are called .?
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How do Mesopotamians communicate?
Even though cuneiform is a form of writing it is considered how Mesopotamians communicate
What are the original pictogram signs in cuneiform?
The original pictograms in cuneiform and in proto Harappan Scripts of Indus Valley Kot Diji culture in South Asia are motifs and pictures or pictorials of animals and other objects those are converted into symbols .
What makes a pictogram more compelling than a bar chart?
Because it uses pictures to communicate, therefore simple symbols can be used to communicate amongst many languages and cultures
Where did cuneiform from?
Mesopotamia. Hammurabi used cuneiform to communicate with his city-state and with other leaders. He was one of the few kings who knew how to read and write. Cuneiform made communication more efficient, and this benefited to Mesopotamia.
What does this pictogram mean?
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What is an ancient sumerians technological achievements in history?
it is cuneiform because it teaches people how to communicate .
What is a graph that uses pictures called?
A picture graph or pictogram
How did the cuneiform make life easier?
Cuneiform writing allowed for the recording of information such as trade transactions, laws, and literature, making it easier to communicate and store knowledge in ancient societies. The development of cuneiform also facilitated the growth of administrative systems and the spread of information across different regions.
How do you make a pictogram?
A pictogram is an image that is "read" as a word or phrase, for example the dollar sign ($) or the little picture of a wheelchair that is read "handicap parking only."
