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Was the code of Hammurabi written in cuneiform?
ANSWERHammurabi spoke Akkadian and wrote in the emerging written text of cuneiform. Cuneiform started as a pictograph, a symbolic way to record trades and stories. Then over a few thousand years, it developed into straight marks and wedge shapes that represent phonetic sounds. The latter being a much quicker way to write, as the symbols for objects run into the thousands and sounds can be reduced to a few hundred strokes.
Who invented cuneiform writing?
Around 3000B.C., the Sumerians created a cuneiform ("wedge-shaped") system of writing.I believe the Sumerians. In fact, cuneiform was the first written language, too. It was probably written on clay tablets with tools called stylus'. When this writing system was developed, it was used only for the subject of language arts. But later on they found a way to use it for other subjects, such as math or science.The writing form of pressing shapes and marks into clay is known as cuneiform. It was developed in the 4th millennium BCE by the Sumerian peoples of Mesopotamia. Initially cuneiform was a series of pictographs, but over time incorporated less and less characters to become more of a consonantal alphabet.
Why did Spartans try to prevent change?
Spartans believed new ideas would weaken their way of life. Because of this, they tried to prevent
What was the cumeiform script for?
Cuneiform Script was the Mesopotamians way of writing. It was written on clay tablets, if I remember correctly around the 30th Century BC. They were pictographs, similar to what you know of the Egyptians.
What contributed to the fall of the Aztec and Inca people?
The arrival of the Spanish who tried to change their way of life. The Spanish wanted to convert them to Christianity. Some one else could probably give more information.
What is the meaning of cuneiformwhat is the best meaning of cuneiform?
Cuneiform is the ancient Mesopotamian form of writing. Scribes were taught to read and write in cuneiform. Not many people besides scribes were able to learn cuneiform. It was a very complicated way of writing.
What are some examples of Cuneiform?
Examples of cuneiform writing can be found on clay tablets from ancient Mesopotamia, dating back to around 3200 BCE. Some well-known examples include the Code of Hammurabi, the Epic of Gilgamesh, and various administrative records and royal inscriptions. Cuneiform was used to write several languages, including Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian, and Assyrian.
What is is the name of the wedge-shaped writing fprm developed by the sumerians?
cuneiform was there way to write
What was the most likely reason why the Mesopotamian people created cuneiform?
Cuneiform developed from a picture based writing method by a process of simplification of the original pictographs into 3 simple marks made by a (wedge shaped) reed stylus into soft clay; the marks are vertical, horizontal and diagonal. This simplification means the marks can be made reliably and quickly and this enabled people to begin using writing to both underpin business and to communicate one with another (as we do today). While you had to learn literacy the act of writing was no longer an art-form that only a few could master.
Why is it important to learn how to introduce change into your life?
If YOU dont learn how to introduce change into ur life then change will force its way in....and probably in a particularly devastating way
How does cuneiform impact hum kind?
Because if we didn't have cuneiform then we would never have any way to comuniate with other people far away.......:):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)........
How must people in an earthquake zone change their way of life?
they change they life build it again
How did the way of Indian life end?
As new technology came along their way of life change.
How did money change Chinese life?
it made their life style way easier
How did horses change the way of life for the Indian?
It was transportation.
When did the Mayan way of life begin to change?
1839
How did the columbian exchange change the people way of life?
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