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Did European hunter-gatherers, not Egyptians, record first ‘writing’? Scientists study 40,000 year-old signs
Did European hunter-gatherers, not Egyptians, record first ‘writing’? Scientists study 40,000 year-old signs
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Did European hunter-gatherers, not Egyptians, record first ‘writing’? Scientists study 40,000 year-old signs

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Early European hunter-gatherers developed a sophisticated method of information storage long before the advent of formal writing. Analysis of ivory carvings from the Swabian Aurignacian culture reveals geometric sign sequences with a statistical complexity matching the earliest administrative tablets of Mesopotamia.

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