The document discusses early forms of communication before the Industrial Age, including cave paintings dating back 35,000 BC, clay tablets used in Mesopotamia in 2400 BC, papyrus utilized in Egypt in 2500 BC, public notices called Acta Diurna posted in Rome in 130 BC, tax records known as Dibao employed in China in the 2nd Century AD, the earliest use of printing using wood blocks in 220 AD, and codices developed in the Mayan region in the 5th Century.
The document discusses early forms of communication before the Industrial Age, including cave paintings dating back 35,000 BC, clay tablets used in Mesopotamia in 2400 BC, papyrus utilized in Egypt in 2500 BC, public notices called Acta Diurna posted in Rome in 130 BC, tax records known as Dibao employed in China in the 2nd Century AD, the earliest use of printing using wood blocks in 220 AD, and codices developed in the Mayan region in the 5th Century.
The document discusses early forms of communication before the Industrial Age, including cave paintings dating back 35,000 BC, clay tablets used in Mesopotamia in 2400 BC, papyrus utilized in Egypt in 2500 BC, public notices called Acta Diurna posted in Rome in 130 BC, tax records known as Dibao employed in China in the 2nd Century AD, the earliest use of printing using wood blocks in 220 AD, and codices developed in the Mayan region in the 5th Century.
The document discusses early forms of communication before the Industrial Age, including cave paintings dating back 35,000 BC, clay tablets used in Mesopotamia in 2400 BC, papyrus utilized in Egypt in 2500 BC, public notices called Acta Diurna posted in Rome in 130 BC, tax records known as Dibao employed in China in the 2nd Century AD, the earliest use of printing using wood blocks in 220 AD, and codices developed in the Mayan region in the 5th Century.