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= the use of pictures, symbols, or icons to represent words, objects, or data, acting as a direct, simplified form of visual communication; it is used in, for example, ancient rock art, modern data charts, and universal signage to convey meaning without text; historically, it serves as a precursor to writing, such as in hieroglyphics. | = the use of pictures, symbols, or icons to represent words, objects, or data, acting as a direct, simplified form of visual communication; it is used in, for example, ancient rock art, modern data charts, and universal signage to convey meaning without text; historically, it serves as a precursor to writing, such as in hieroglyphics. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:21, 1 August 2026
= the use of pictures, symbols, or icons to represent words, objects, or data, acting as a direct, simplified form of visual communication; it is used in, for example, ancient rock art, modern data charts, and universal signage to convey meaning without text; historically, it serves as a precursor to writing, such as in hieroglyphics.
