Back then these people were called scribes and had to go to a special school to learn to do this because not everyone could read or write Back then these people were called scribes and had to go to a special school to learn to do this because not everyone could read or write
Yes, people could write in B.C. The first type of writing known to man was cuneiform, which evolved in 3700 B.C.There were more writings which evolved in B.C., so it is clear that people could write in B.C., though not before 3700 B.C.
Reading has always existed ever since man learnt how to communicate. People could write on the floor but in Egyptian times, people learnt to write on papyrus. Preserving writings made it possible for many people to read.
The Egyptians wrote hieroglyphs in burial tombs. What the hieroglyphs said, however, depended on that certain person and what he liked to do, his/her personality, and their loved ones and personal life. They could also contain religious sayings of the afterlife, etc.
paprys, tombs and rosetta stone
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The scries could read and write, but rich people could learn to read a write aswell.
Take a lot of time to write neat and do it carefully
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i would say watch all the episodes in season 2 and you could watch and write them down or something
It depends. Left handed but people who write with both are same. If you write with left then you could be slow because you have to move your left 'cos you write left-to-right. If you write with right then you could be fast because it is easier.
The best way to write on a stone tablet is to use a chisel and a mallet to curve writings on it. Another simple way is to make the writings when the stone tablet is still wet cement.
People who could write in ancient Rome we called either a scriptor, an auctor, or a scriba. A scriba connoted a professional writer.