Extinction of Communication by Irene Vennard
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Early cave drawings allowed communication between humans. Then the Picts developed Ogham inscriptions—a Celtic writing system of notches and strokes. Symbol stones carved with animals, geometric shapes, and puzzling emblems and a mysterious Pictish language. Now long forgotten. Globally we continue to adapt and evolve alongside technological advancements will these changes to communication benefit human race or how long before we become automatons, returning to cave drawings?
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Picture Size: 100x80cm
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