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A 5-page series on how pictogram/ideogram languages evolve into logographic systems.
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Throughout history, women in rural Hunan Province used a coded script to express their most intimate thoughts to one another. Today, this once-“dead” language is making a comeback.
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Classical Chinese Yi is a syllabic logographic system that was reputedly devised during the Tang dynasty (618–907) by someone called Aki (Chinese: 阿畸; pinyin: Aqi). However, the earliest surviving examples of the Yi script only date back to the late 15th century and early 16th century, the earliest dated example being an inscription on a bronze bell dated to 1485.
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Writing: Mesopotamia (cuneiform) Over 5 thousand years ago, people living in Mesopotamia created a form of writing to record and communicate different types of information. The earliest writing was based in pictograms. Over time the writing changed and the signs developed into a script which was called cuneiform. Cuneiform was used to record many things like trade, astronomy, literature, and daily events. We chose this characteristic for our civilization because the very first writing was…
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the vulcan language through the centuries
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The Latin Logographic Script was created by Lourenço Menezes D'Almeida as an alternative way to write English and other languages.
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Graphic design is so much a part of our modern world that it is hard to imagine living without it. In some ways, we never have—design has been evolving nearly as long as we humans have! Join us as we trace the roots of graphic design from pre-industrial history into the industry we know today.
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