The appearance of writing is an important milestone in thedevelopment of mankind, along with oral speech. Cuneiform, hieroglyphs and, of course, a nodular letter gave people an amazing opportunity to exchange important information, store it, transmit it from generation to generation, accumulating a grand experience. Nodal
The Uzel letter was known practically onall continents. It was used in ancient China, in territories inhabited by the first tribes of the Slavs, and on the American continent. At the heart of this type of information transfer is knitting knots of various shapes, each of which corresponded to a particular word or action. It was a whole system of vivid images capable of describing very complex pictures of everyday life or historical events. Consider a nodular letter as a writing, probably not quite right. It was more a way to capture information and transfer it to others. The principles of this letter were quite simple: knots of a certain shape were tied on ropes of different colors and lengths. Some served to count people, food or warriors, others indicated the status or importance of the message. Cords of different colors could serve as a designation for a particular object (for example, a potato or a horse) or were designed to draw attention to the special status of information. Until now, we use such an expression as "it is a red thread". It was the red color that spoke about the special importance of the data.
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In ancient China it was used in the cultEmperor and considered the art of religious priests. Today, flowery knots - congratulations - can be seen on holiday decorations from the Middle Kingdom. A certain amount of information is only about the "kip". This is how they called the nodular letter of the Incas, which received