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Paintings on the walls of caves that usually had a meaning and can be interpreted. They would mix pigments and natural binders to make the paint. -
Ancient writing, done on stone or clay tablets. They would use wedges to imprint the shapes. -
Ancient Egyptian language, read vertically. Usually written on papyrus or carved into walls. -
The lord and savior lived after cuneiform, but before the popular and beloved by many Super Mario Bros.
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Hand written book, whose pages are often "illuminated" by designs. Usually written using a feather and ink on animal pelt. -
Used for mass production of anything to do with words. Used a big machine that would print every letter on a page all at once, to reduce the amount of time spent writing. -
An instrument used for long distance communication, used morse code that was sent through a wire strung between both points. -
Transmits and receives voices for fast convenient communication. Has to have wire set up before use just like the Telegraph -
The mechanical computer was made to solve simple calculations. Took 40 years to make. Used to manipulate and understand data. -
Used to intercept transitions long range, with no need for a wire. Often used for news, music, or simple communication. -
Allows the viewer to watch shows and receive news (and shows) quickly and conveniently. Staple of American homes for many years. -
While AI was technically invented in the 50's, it was nothing like it is now. Back then, it was mostly something that you just entered questions into and it would answer, now you are able to have actual conversations with them and it is often seamless. -
Magnavox Odyssey was the first gaming system. Games are most notably, Table Tennis, Submarine, and Analog. -
When it was invented, it was usually used for study. Now it can be used for all sorts of things, including, studying, gaming, work, storefronts, etc.