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    In the pre-industrial age before the 1700s, humans discovered techniques like using fire, communicating through cave paintings and clay tablets, and developing early forms of paper from plants. They began to record information and share ideas in new ways through these early technologies before the widespread use of printing presses and other industrial innovations.

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    PRE-INDUSTRIAL

    AGE
    (Before 1700's)

    TEAM 1
    In this age, humans started to
    discover fire, communicate with
    the use of stones and clay. They
    also learned how to develop
    paper from plants and more.

    2
    GRAPHIC ORGANZER

    3
    1

    PRE-INDUSTRIAL AGE

    CAVE PAINTINGS PAPYRUS CLAY TABLET ACTa diurna Dibao

    Cave or rock paintings are Papyrus, from which we get Actia Diurna constituted a Dibao is an ancient gazette in
    Clay Tablets are found in
    paintings painted on cave or the modern word paper, is a type of daily gazette, and China in Second Century.
    Mesopotamia in 2, 400 BC.
    rock walls and ceilings, writing material made from thus it was, in a sense, the Dibao literally "reports from
    usually dating to prehistoric the papyrus plant, a reed prototype of the modern the residences", were a type
    They used it as a writing
    times. which grows in the marshy newspaper. It's an early of publications issued by
    medium. The writer used a
    areas around the Nile river. stylus made from a reed to gazette in Rome in 130 BC. central and local
    Rock paintings have been governments in imperial
    show the symbols in the clay.
    made since the Upper Papyrus was used as a writing China. While closest in form
    Paleolithic, 40,000 years ago. material in ancient Egypt in and function to gazettes in
    It is widely believed that the 2,500 BC and continued to be the Western world, they have
    paintings are the work of used to some extent until also been called "palace
    respected elders or shamans around 1100 AD reports" or "imperial
    bulletins".

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    CAVE painting

    https://www.touropia.com/gfx/d/prehistoric-cave-paintings/magura_cave.jpg?v=c171ef207a60053c5cfff9844b2a7f13
    papyrus

    https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/wCCz1P_yIulMDNNebgkjOnmtwV_LwIrrIwVbmThSICSyG4ZZJ https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/9DuDOK0Geu8pkhTTzxio4VmzfTz-
    C1WG9ikFnBdQzbYPivW9HpkDQc2gc92OcklDTNp_xZsbo3quw QkJxza7U5rI0VkaS_GoYerOuLfzvCT22W02jUNrjDvD2ruRZDeIHyqd-
    DWP1z9aN5Ok2UtSKbQxuoRKsRHCMgtkhdtdWPhTqH_CVsiIfmw
    Clay tablet

    http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-m9ue7XGGRGs/VSbpfFUw1tI/AAAAAAAAA8A/9dHxwGFfVr0/s1600/bb033.jpg
    Acta diurna

    https://www.ancientpages.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/actadiurna2.jpg
    dibao

    https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-d6blaSdvUWo/XEKzP1lbVJI/AAAAAAAAAHA/O52NMAhw_M0V74hgL8CL_6Xuero05p2BwCEwYBhgL/w1200-h630-p-
    k-no-nu/images%2B%25289%2529.jpeg
    https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a3/KaiYuanZaBaoRemake.jp
    g/220px-KaiYuanZaBaoRemake.jpg
    MEMBERS:
    Aguzar, Sandara Galon, Errol Jay
    Erigino, Erika Anne Gelvero, Gyro
    Ramos, Aya Yzabelle
    Torno, Shannen Vashti S.
    REFERENCES:
    The University of Michigan, “An Introduction to Pap
    yrus”, The Regents of the Aranas, Ann. “Evolution of Media through Ages”, Sutori
    Uniersity of Michigan, 4 May 2004 http:// , https://www.sutori.com/story/evolution-of-media--
    apps.lib.umich.edu/papyrus_making/pm_intro.html#: rzBW5vwDUzBdKvCrVhAzPvVN
    ~:text=Papyrus%2C%20from%20which%20we%20g
    et,extent%20until%20around%201100%20AD
    . lottes, Jean. "Cave art". Encyclopedia Britannica, 22 May.
    2020, https://www.britannica.com/art/cave-painting.
    Accessed 19 April 2021.
    The British Museum, “A Mesopotamian Writing Table
    t”, http
    ://www.teachinghistory100.org/objects/about_the_obj
    ect/mesopotamian_writing_tablet

    Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Acta".


    Encyclopedia Britannica, 19 Sep. 2018,
    https://www.britannica.com/topic/Acta. Accessed 16
    April 2021

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