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It is hard to translate

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just don't do it mann

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it is really difficult to write

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Used to tell stories

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Is a form of writing which use on clay or mud slab is also really hard to write in

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information or a story written on a piece of clay to communicate with others in the era

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Used by many different civilizations as the main form of communication within and out over cities and towns

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Example

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The word cuneiform comes from Latin cuneus, meaning 'wedge', and simply means 'wedge shaped'

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it opened the job of a scribe and helped people communicate

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Carved into clay tablets.

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Is important information written into clay slabs then put out to set in the sun so they can record information such Myths and legends as well as any information they think is noteworthy about their gods

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-They calved reeds into writing tools.
-Cuneiform is extremely difficult to translate, due to there being multiple styles of the scripture.

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Looks like series of web/line strokes and triangles.

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Looks like series of web/line strokes and triangles.

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Tablets that were found had over 400 characters, but thought to of had over 1000.

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written on slabs of clay.
Cuneiform helped people express important information. eg: myths, legends, religion, rules.

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One of the oldest forms of writing

Used wedge shaped characters

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Developed in Sumer. 3500-3000 BCE.
Started as pictograms, moved on to symbols with meaning, and then to writing.

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A form of writing usually written on a piece of clay or mud slab, Cuneiform was invented around 3,500 BC, it started with wedge shaped patterns then advanced from there.

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engraved in mud then put in the sun to set 

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engraved in mud then put in the sun to set 

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easy to replicate, difficult to read