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Drawing was crucial in early history as it served as a primary means of communication before the advent of written language. Early humans used drawings to convey ideas, tell stories, and document their experiences, often depicting daily life, hunting, and rituals. Additionally, drawings in caves and on artifacts played a significant role in cultural expression and the transmission of knowledge across generations. This visual language helped to foster community and shared understanding among early societies.
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Did alyaih make history for singing?
Not really. She was just as good as any other artist, but she was popular because she died so early in her life.
Why was drawing invented?
Drawing is not an invention. Before the alphabet was created, people sometimes use drawings as characters in order to communicate with one another. In Chinese history, people used simple sketches as Chinese characters. So, the Chinese characters seen nowadays are like pictures and is easy to recognise, unlike long ago, which is rather messy.
Why were artisans important in sumerian society?
artisans are important because they have specialized jobs so others don't have to work.
The drawing of the pyramid of notes and rests?
whole note two half notes four quarter notes eight single eight notes sixteenth notes whole rest half rest quarter rest and so on
What three artists dominated the Italian Renaissance?
Leonardo da vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael. Dont worry i got this out of my ancient history book so its right :D
Why is writing so important in the early history of china?
It facilitated communication and record keeping.
Why was the olmec culture so important to the early history of the Americas?
Because then the american goverment would not be like it is today. :)
Why was the Olmec culture so important to the early history of America?
Because then the american goverment would not be like it is today. :)
Why were these major bodies of water important to the us?
why have major bodys of warter been so important to the early history of the united states Y
Why were the xerxes so important to history?
He was important in history because he formed the biggest army in ancient history.
Why is one -point perspective important?
So that the perspective of the drawing looks realistic
How did early people organize their societies?
drawing in caves. And killing the rotten apples so they can enjoy the good
Why is Bessie Coleman important to history?
so wh is she so important
Why was the olmec culture so important to the early history of the Americans?
The Olmec culture was important to the early history of the Americans because it provided significant knowledge on survival in various areas of the country. Many of the customs that were practiced by the Olmec people were adopted by the Americans and can still be seen in life throughout many areas of the country today.
Why was the study of history so important to the Romans?
Type you answer here Why is history so important at all So people can learn from past mistakes
How does a history of sunburn impact the risk for malignant melanoma?
It is not so much the total sun exposure that seems important, rather it is the history of sunburn, (especially if severe or at an early age), that correlates with the increased risk.
Why is it important to use a sharp pencil in biological drawing?
So the drawing is a very fine line and easy to rub out?
