They are simple and easy to read. Also there visually apealing.
Well, pictographs are math. Cuneiform is one of the oldest kinds of writing. It is - contrary to pictographs - also an abstract form of writing: the horizontal and vertical 'scratches' do not form a picture of the meaning of the words. With pictographs, their meaning (or part of it) is reflected by the drawing that is made for each word.
Cuneiform is a writing system that uses wedge-shaped characters to represent words and syllables, while pictographs are symbols that represent objects or ideas using pictures or drawings. Cuneiform was used in ancient Mesopotamia, while pictographs have been used in various ancient and modern cultures around the world.
Pictographs are used to convey information through pictures or symbols instead of words. They are helpful for people who may not be literate in a particular language or for conveying information quickly and clearly in a visual manner.
Cuneiform actually started as pictographs, but it was cumbersome to draw pictures with the reed stylus, so the stylus's shape was incorporated into the later cuneiform; wedge-shaped lines. It was quicker and overall more efficient.
Pictographs were stylized symbols representing objects or ideas in early writing systems. Cuneiform was a system of writing that used wedge-shaped symbols to represent sounds, syllables, and words in ancient Mesopotamia. Both were used to communicate ideas and record information.
Pictographs were mostly used in China but the were also used in Egypt, India basically almost all of Asia. Pictographs were used in China, Egypt and India mostly pictographs were used in Asian countries.
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The ancient Chinese created pictographs as a way of explaining their ancient stories to their kids.They started drawing the pictures of the stones and showing the kids a story! Later,they became pictographs!
bar graphs use bars and pictographs use pictures
The question does not really have an answer,because some pictographs have been lost,burned,found or copied.
thomas edsion
pictographs and petroglyphs
Thomas Alva Edison
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pictographs
pictographs, hieroglyphs
pictographs (hieroglyphics)