how the people communicate in the past

By Maria Gaby Ruiz Nieto
  • 1238 BCE

    paintings

    paintings
    Through the images, the first humans developed the ability to communicate over time and over long distances. These images are found around the planet chiseled, inscribed or painted on rocks.
  • 400 BCE

    sound and signs

    sound and signs
    Probably by sounds, with a very rudimentary language that could resemble grunts or screams or babbling and visual communications. It is believed that the Neanderthals had the pharynx was shorter than in modern humans.
  • 156 BCE

    people who walk and run

    people who walk and run
    The messenger was the person who had the job of carrying correspondence, "on foot" or "on horseback."
  • 139 BCE

    smoke

    smoke
    smoke and fire signs This happened particularly among groups that were some distance away.
  • 133 BCE

    messenger pigeons

    messenger pigeons
    The carrier pigeon is a variety of the brave pigeon that is trained to return to its loft from long distances carrying some kind of message or letter, called a columbogram, in an annular tube that is placed on one leg.

  • telegram

    telegram
    The telegram is a means of communication that allows you to communicate a question in a concise, fast and brief way.

  • newspaper

    newspaper
    it can be an instrument to inform or an instrument to misinform. A means to 'create opinion' from lies or an instrument to help people who read form their own opinion.

  • phones

    phones
    Mobile telephony or cellular telephony is a means of wireless communication through electromagnetic waves. As a client of this type of network, a device called mobile phone or cell phone is used.