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well, it sorta means like looking at somthing and looking at all of the small parts. For example, the painting The Sream, what do you see? What is happening in the picture? You look for clues hidden i a picture and it tells a what that picture is about.
Artists like Frida Kahlo use symbols mostly to symbolize their feelings through something similar. Also cultural heritage as well as culture and other influences are used as symbols to represent their emotions and their belonging. For example Frida Kahlo used animals and plants to show babies because she greatly missed not being able to have them
Looks like today's cent except for the back. Search wheatback pennies for more.
It was not a real picture, it was computer generated and modified to look like a real painting.
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Hieroglyphics were the Ancient Egyptian's system of writing, like we have the alphabet, so a Pharaoh wouldn't have had a problem writing in hieroglyphics, as these were the symbols that the Ancient Egyptians had learnt to write with.
The Ancient Egyptians used picture words to write called hieroglyphics. It is a very old form of writing that they starting using as early as 3000 B.C. Hieroglyphics was a very complicated way of writing involving 1000s of symbols. Some of the symbols represented sounds, like our letters, and other's represented entire words.
The Egyptians didnt have an alphabet perse. They used pictures, called hieroglyphs to write. Alot of hieroglyphs use the same picture to refer to that letter. The fist sound of that picture (ex bird would be b in the English language) is what they said.
Although hieroglyphics were used as a form of writing, they were different from the alphabet because they were pictographs (picture images that represented different thoughts and concepts), rather that characters that are combined to communicate representative ideas.
Young Egyptians learned to write just like kids learn to write today. Scribes or teachers would teach the children how to write.
Depends on which symbols you are talking about that you fail to list. it looks like a picture of the engine.
what are you talking about? Koreans don't write with symbols, they have their own alphabet. if you categorize the Korean alphabet as symbols then all the known languages write with symbols technically i guess all the writing systems are symbols because the marks stand for something else like sounds and such
11 symbols. 4 arch like symbols, and 7 tally marks arranged like this llll lll
heiroglyphics
Because they felt like it gosh! JK i have no clue
Papyrus. It's like parchment.
As writing systems evolved, scribes prioritized efficiency and speed of writing over intricate pictorial symbols. This shift led to the simplification and standardization of cuneiform symbols, making them more abstract and less pictorial over time. This allowed for faster writing and improved communication in administrative and commercial contexts.