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40,000-Year-Old Symbols Found in Caves Worldwide May Be the Earliest Written Language | Open Culture Stone Age Art, Mysteries Of The World, Old Symbols, Geography Map, Early Humans, New Scientist, Writing Systems, Hand Stencil, Cave Paintings
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40,000-Year-Old Symbols Found in Caves Worldwide May Be the Earliest Written Language

We may take it for granted that the earliest writing systems developed with the Sumerians around 3400 B.C.E. The archaeological evidence so far supports the theory. But it may also be possible that the earliest writing systems predate 5000-year-old cuneiform tablets by several thousand years.

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Sketchplanations on Instagram: "Braille is a tactile writing and reading system for the blind and visually impaired. It was invented by Louis Braille when just 15 in 1824. Respect! I don't know about you, but when I've tried braille on signs occasionally, it's always seemed difficult to train my fingers to differentiate the shapes and the dots. Perhaps it would have helped if I'd known how it worked. Braille is based on a pattern of 6 dots, like a 6 on dice, with different letters, numerals, or Blind Alphabet, Learning Braille, Learn Braille, Reading Braille, Braille Activities, Louis Braille, Iit Bombay, Accessibility Design, Braille Alphabet
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Sketchplanations on Instagram: "Braille is a tactile writing and reading system for the blind and visually impaired. It was invented by Louis Braille when just 15 in 1824. Respect! I don't know about you, but when I've tried braille on signs occasionally, it's always seemed difficult to train my fingers to differentiate the shapes and the dots. Perhaps it would have helped if I'd known how it worked. Braille is based on a pattern of 6 dots, like a 6 on dice, with different letters, numerals…

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