Cuneiform was the Mesopotamian form of writing. It was based upon sound, unlike our own language. Cuneiform letters were a series of triangles and straight lines.
Cunieform wriiting and numerics.
Cunieform, developed in Mesopotamia about 3,500 BCE.
Cuneiform was used by the ancient Sumerians
First, cunieform was created. It was made in an area in the middle east (Mesopotamia) which is now in Iraq. Then new languages developed like Phoenic and the Greek alphabet. Now, we have the Engllish alphabet!
Cunieform!
Cunieform wriiting and numerics.
Cunieform, developed in Mesopotamia about 3,500 BCE.
Cunieform, developed in Mesopotamia about 3,500 BCE.
Cunieform is one and it developed in mesopotamia
Cuneiform was used by the ancient Sumerians
First, cunieform was created. It was made in an area in the middle east (Mesopotamia) which is now in Iraq. Then new languages developed like Phoenic and the Greek alphabet. Now, we have the Engllish alphabet!
so they could use cunieform for written records for the past as written records so they could know how life was if we ever learn cunieform
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No, cuneiform script is no longer in everyday use. It was primarily used in ancient Mesopotamia to write several languages, including Sumerian and Akkadian. Today, the script is primarily studied by scholars and historians.
Cuneiform writing was mainly used by the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia, such as the Sumerians, Babylonians, and Assyrians. It was one of the earliest forms of writing in the world, dating back to around 3200 BCE, and was used for various purposes, including recording business transactions, laws, and literature.
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