How did humans create words?

The earliest written language of mankind.

Writing symbols dating back 3,500 years were found on the fragments of Pakistani clay pots, which scientists suspect may be-

Archaeologists recently unearthed some writing symbols in Harappa, Pakistan, which people think may be ancient.

The earliest written symbols of human beings discovered so far. These so-called "plants" or "tridents"

Writing symbols were found on the fragments of pottery. After identification, these characters and symbols were around 3500 BC.

Left and right, captains of the Harappa archaeological team at Harvard University,

Dr Mishima said that these characters may be earlier than the earliest human characters so far.

200 to 300 years.

It is no accident that Harappa can unearth written symbols. As early as 3500 BC, it was very small.

Settled, by 2600 BC, Harappa had become a big central city, but in BC 1 year.

People left here around 900, and Harappa has been abandoned since then.

Dr Mishima said, "A big question is whether we can come to the conclusion that we did find the real word."

However, we found symbols similar to ancient Indian characters. "He added that one of their studies

The purpose is to "find more such symbols and follow up their changes and how to become a writing system".

However, a big obstacle in this respect is that the ancient Hindi characters are unique and have disappeared.

Death, so no one can understand. Similarly, Harappa's language has died out and has not become anything else.

The foundation of language.

Dr Mishima also said that Harappa's "article" was different from the so-called "Rosetta Stone".

Any similarities. Rosetta stone tablet was discovered in Rosetta, Egypt in 1799.

Characters are written by hieroglyphs, ancient Egyptian proverbs and Greek characters, and are interpreted by archaeologists.

Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics were introduced.

This discovery of Harappa will undoubtedly trigger a new debate about the origin of human characters, which is very likely.

It is said that human writing was first written in at least three places, namely Egypt, Mesopotamia and Kazakhstan.

Lapa developed independently from 3500 BC to 3 100 BC.