The fi̇rstwritten sources i̇n Near Eastern and Aegean Ci̇vi̇li̇zati̇ons
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In the thesis about "The First Written Sources of the Near Eastern and Aegean Civilizations" it is mentioned, that the development of the writing in Anatolia and neighbouring regions in the period from the first appearence of writing accepted by scientists to letter based alphabets. Writing has a great importance in our lives and the most important mean to convey the culture and technology. In this thesis the symbolic change and transformation of writing from the cuneiform and hieroglyphics to modern alphabets is studied. Here you can also see materials on which the developed writing is applied, writing tools, the first writing types, alphabets and scripts used by different civilizations and in different regions, subjects of texts and the territories where the inscriptions and texts were found. The writing is definitely not only a communication tool but also a turning point for humanbeings. Keywords: Text, Text in Anatolia, Cuneiform, Hieroglyphic Text, Alphabet.
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Kadir Güzel
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Kadir Güzel (Master Thesis). The fi̇rstwritten sources i̇n Near Eastern and Aegean Ci̇vi̇li̇zati̇ons, 2015, Kırşehir Ahi Evran University.
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