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Thousands of years ago people gathered together in small groups and communication became necessary. It is believed that either body or sign language or music or cave paintings.

The most famous cave paintings come from the Lascaux caves in Montignac France.

There are multiple different alphabets today which include the English Latin alphabet that we use and Braille used so blind people can speak Greek Latin and English.

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Pictograms and Hieroglyphics and modern Alphabets

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Pictograms and Hieroglyphics and modern Alphabets

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First came pictograms which were drawings to show what you were talking about  then came ideograms are like pictograms but have less strokes which were used by the Sumerians. Later around 2600 B.C the Egyptians came up with hieroglyphics.

Modern Alphabets: Chinese writing began around 2800 B.C. The Chinese invented the paper we use now days. Nowadays we use the Roman alphabets which has 26 letters. It is used in most European countries.

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Type Writing/ Printing       One Fifth     11/03/19

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Type Writing/ Printing       One Fifth     11/03/19

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The Printing Press:
Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press around 1450 AD. This meant that books could be made more easily rather than being hand written.
The Gutenberg bible is one of the most valuable book in the world 135 copies were printed on paper and 35 were printed on calf skin. 42 of these are stored in museums although only 21 one of these are complete.

Fun Fact:

One of the incomplete copy's of the Gutenberg bible was sold in the U.S.A in 1987 for 5 million dollars.

The Typewriter:
The first practical typewriter was made by an American mechanical engineer named Christopher Sholes in 1867 AD. At first the keys on a type writer were always getting stuck together so they had to move the keys around witch stopped this from happening and also meant faster type writing. An English inventor Henry Mill had thought out a similar machine  in 1714, but it seems never to have gone into production.

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Space:
In 1977 NASA launched a brand new idea to have communication in Space. They created probes (voyager one and two). So far it hasen't

Assistive technology:
It can be used for the blind, hearing impaired and disabled examples of it are sign language, voice overs on technology, zoom, braille and other examples. Steven Hawking used assistive for over 50 years of his life. He used switches to communicate. He used his cheek muscles to speak.

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Electronic communication: There has been a increase in Electronic reading over the last couple of years. People have started reading online through the use of things like kindle, ipad, Nook and kobo this rate continues to increase.
New ways of communication 2015 to 2019
Snapchat
Whatsapp
Instagram
Tik tok
See saw

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Spoken language is the most important communication for humans. There is over 6,500 languages in the world today.Fewer than 5,000 people speak some languages Here are the top 4 most popular group languages.

Niger-Congo | 358 million | 6.26%
Afro-Asiatic | 340 million | 5.93%
Austronesian | 312 million | 5.45%
Dravidian | 222 million | 3.87%

The 3 most popular languages are Mandarin, Spanish and English. People who speak multiple languages have greater communication skills. A person who speaks more than one language is called a polyglot. Thomas Edison recorded the human voice in the 19th  century.