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- In 500 BC, The first letter by Persian Queen according to the ancient historian Hellanicus.
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550 BC, leaves and trees were good for writing on, the linden tree was particularly good for the folding of its bark.
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In 557 BC, people made ancient libraries with Egyptian papyrus. They then used reed as a pencil.
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In 600 BC, they used the same paper but used goose quill pens instead.
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Next in 1300 BC, they changed their paper by using linen rags. Pencils also changed by using led composite in the 14th century.
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In the 1840s BC the letters were delivered by courier, coach, or horse writer. The person who received their letter would pay for how many miles and pages it had traveled.
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In May of the 1840s BC they created the Penny Black stamp. Later other countries copied this.
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In 1847, they introduced a postal service that was limited and was 5 cents in charge.
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In 2013, people now write on paper with pencils or pens. The stamp to where the letter will be going and the address. They put it in a mailbox and send it is written to on the back.