History, 15.12.2020 19:00, blueval3tine

Which contribution did the Mesopotamians make to the evolution of writing? A They created cave paintings, which led to the development of a system of symbols that represented words.
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They developed a system of hieroglyphics, which used pictures to represent objects, ideas, and sounds.
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They developed a system of script known as cuneiform, which involved making marks on clay tablets
They created the Phoenician alphabet, which used pictures to represent individual sounds

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