TIMELINE Of Communication
4500-3501 B.C.:
· Body language just as simple gestures was the first type of communication ever used.
· Speech
· Neanderthal Men carving messages on a Wooly Mammoth tooth.
· Then they started engraving symbols on a horse’s pelvic bone; known as Ivory horse, it is the oldest known animal carving.
· The Cro-Magnon notation also occurred during this time, which probably consisted of the phases of the moon being carved onto bone.
· In Mesopotamia, tokens were used for accounting and to keep records.
3500-59 B.C:
· Throughout these times most ways of communication was by drawing picture that represented a code word.
· In Sumer, pictographs of events were written on clay tablets.
· Scribes were employed in Egypt.
· During this time period they invented papyrus paper, and the Phoenician alphabet.
· Later on during this time a Syrian scholar complied the first encyclopedia.
· China organized a postal service for government use.
· In 775 Greeks developed a phonetic alphabet written from left to right.
· A couple years later a library opened in Greece.
· During this time period Persia began a form of transporting mail.
· In 400 they Chinese invented the first writing utensil. It was reeds dipped in pigment, and it was used to write on bamboo.
· At the end of this time period they began writing books on parchment and vellum.
1-1099 AD:
· Towards the beginning of this era Roman messengers carry government mail across the empire.
· Tsai Lun invented paper, and the paper use later on spread to Central Asia and west to Spain.
· In China they begin to use a seal to stamp official papers just like we do today.
· The use of paper in China is now becoming more useful as they begin to print books.
· 765 the first picture book was created.
· At the end of this time period Mayas in Yucatan, Mexico, made writing paper from tree bark.
1100-1399 AD:
· Chinese sewed pages to make stitched books.
· The Egyptians were taking the cloth from the mummies and made paper from it.
· Italians made the first watermarks, which are light patterns that can be shown in the light on paper.
· Later on Marco Polo describes the use of paper money in China. Off topic
1400-1599 AD:
· A few newsletters like bulletins begin circulating in Europe.
· The K2ing of France established a postal system.
· Printing books on paper becomes more common in Europe; by the 1500 approximately 35,000 books have been printed.
· During this time period a paper mill is established in England.
· In 1533 England also made a postmaster.
· During the end of this time period they made the first camera that allows precise tracing of an image.
1600's:
· In the 1600 the first regularly published newspaper appears in Germany.
· France introduces registered mail.
· Newspaper is being read as wells as spread out more throughout France, the French begin to add classified advertisement to it.
· The first printing press happened in the American colonies.
· People from Paris put their postage-paid letter in mailboxes.
· In London they get the penny post system of carrying letter at the charge of one penny.
· Mail is being delivered on a route between New York and Boston.
1700's:
· Boston begins to print advertisements.
· In Germany an engraver named Le Blon develops three color printing.
· Henry Mill receives a license in England for a typewriter.
· Reaumur proposes using wood to make paper.
· Around 1727 Benjamin Franklin makes a library in Philadelphia.
· Mailing becomes a common way of communication between people who are far away from each other.
· Regular mail ship ran between England and the colonies.
· Steel pen pints begin to replace traditional quill feathers.
· A Mechanical semaphore signaler which is a system of sending messages by holding the arms or two flags or poles in certain positions according to an alphabetic code is build in France.
· The first movie theater opens movie theater opens.
1800's:
· Mailing reduced the amount of time it takes to send letter because now a letter took only 20 days to reach for example from Savannah to Maine.
· Invented the first papermaking machine.
· A typewriter for the blind is built.
· Wheatstone, a man from London, built a microphone.
· Germany makes a telegraph that runs for nearly two miles.
· Make a camera that can take pictures, although it took a long time to take them.
· A printing press is built and they use electricity to run it.
· Near the end of this time period the first telephone answering machine is created.
1900's:
· Guglielmo Marconi transmits radio signals from Cornwall to Newfoundland, which was the first radio signal transmitted across the Atlantic Ocean.
· Thomas Edison demonstrates the first talking motion picture.
· The first cross continental telephone call is made.
· The first radio with different radio stations is also created.
· Warner Brothers Studios invented a way to record sound separately from the film on large disks and put the sound and motion pictures together.
· John Logie Baird transmits the first experimental television signal.
· NBC starts two audio networks and CBS is created.
· The first television broadcasts in England as well as in the United States.
· Television broadcasts eventually begin more frequently and become scheduled.
· Computers are made, and later on after a few years of its making it is first sold commercially.
· First fax machine.
· The first Internet is created and called Arpanet.
· Make a floppy disc.
· Invent a memory chip inside the computer.
· In 1976 about 20 years after the first computer was made another computer is invented, it is called the Apple I.
· The first cellular phone communication network is started in Japan.
· In 1981 the first laptop was created and sold to the public.
· Shortly after laptops began to be sold they made computer mouse’s.
· The first cellular phone network is created in the United States. And also in
· Around 1984 the Apple Macintosh is released and so is the IBM PC AT.
· In 1994 was when the American government released control of Internet and World Wide Web is born making communication at light speed.
· Body language just as simple gestures was the first type of communication ever used.
· Speech
· Neanderthal Men carving messages on a Wooly Mammoth tooth.
· Then they started engraving symbols on a horse’s pelvic bone; known as Ivory horse, it is the oldest known animal carving.
· The Cro-Magnon notation also occurred during this time, which probably consisted of the phases of the moon being carved onto bone.
· In Mesopotamia, tokens were used for accounting and to keep records.
3500-59 B.C:
· Throughout these times most ways of communication was by drawing picture that represented a code word.
· In Sumer, pictographs of events were written on clay tablets.
· Scribes were employed in Egypt.
· During this time period they invented papyrus paper, and the Phoenician alphabet.
· Later on during this time a Syrian scholar complied the first encyclopedia.
· China organized a postal service for government use.
· In 775 Greeks developed a phonetic alphabet written from left to right.
· A couple years later a library opened in Greece.
· During this time period Persia began a form of transporting mail.
· In 400 they Chinese invented the first writing utensil. It was reeds dipped in pigment, and it was used to write on bamboo.
· At the end of this time period they began writing books on parchment and vellum.
1-1099 AD:
· Towards the beginning of this era Roman messengers carry government mail across the empire.
· Tsai Lun invented paper, and the paper use later on spread to Central Asia and west to Spain.
· In China they begin to use a seal to stamp official papers just like we do today.
· The use of paper in China is now becoming more useful as they begin to print books.
· 765 the first picture book was created.
· At the end of this time period Mayas in Yucatan, Mexico, made writing paper from tree bark.
1100-1399 AD:
· Chinese sewed pages to make stitched books.
· The Egyptians were taking the cloth from the mummies and made paper from it.
· Italians made the first watermarks, which are light patterns that can be shown in the light on paper.
· Later on Marco Polo describes the use of paper money in China. Off topic
1400-1599 AD:
· A few newsletters like bulletins begin circulating in Europe.
· The K2ing of France established a postal system.
· Printing books on paper becomes more common in Europe; by the 1500 approximately 35,000 books have been printed.
· During this time period a paper mill is established in England.
· In 1533 England also made a postmaster.
· During the end of this time period they made the first camera that allows precise tracing of an image.
1600's:
· In the 1600 the first regularly published newspaper appears in Germany.
· France introduces registered mail.
· Newspaper is being read as wells as spread out more throughout France, the French begin to add classified advertisement to it.
· The first printing press happened in the American colonies.
· People from Paris put their postage-paid letter in mailboxes.
· In London they get the penny post system of carrying letter at the charge of one penny.
· Mail is being delivered on a route between New York and Boston.
1700's:
· Boston begins to print advertisements.
· In Germany an engraver named Le Blon develops three color printing.
· Henry Mill receives a license in England for a typewriter.
· Reaumur proposes using wood to make paper.
· Around 1727 Benjamin Franklin makes a library in Philadelphia.
· Mailing becomes a common way of communication between people who are far away from each other.
· Regular mail ship ran between England and the colonies.
· Steel pen pints begin to replace traditional quill feathers.
· A Mechanical semaphore signaler which is a system of sending messages by holding the arms or two flags or poles in certain positions according to an alphabetic code is build in France.
· The first movie theater opens movie theater opens.
1800's:
· Mailing reduced the amount of time it takes to send letter because now a letter took only 20 days to reach for example from Savannah to Maine.
· Invented the first papermaking machine.
· A typewriter for the blind is built.
· Wheatstone, a man from London, built a microphone.
· Germany makes a telegraph that runs for nearly two miles.
· Make a camera that can take pictures, although it took a long time to take them.
· A printing press is built and they use electricity to run it.
· Near the end of this time period the first telephone answering machine is created.
1900's:
· Guglielmo Marconi transmits radio signals from Cornwall to Newfoundland, which was the first radio signal transmitted across the Atlantic Ocean.
· Thomas Edison demonstrates the first talking motion picture.
· The first cross continental telephone call is made.
· The first radio with different radio stations is also created.
· Warner Brothers Studios invented a way to record sound separately from the film on large disks and put the sound and motion pictures together.
· John Logie Baird transmits the first experimental television signal.
· NBC starts two audio networks and CBS is created.
· The first television broadcasts in England as well as in the United States.
· Television broadcasts eventually begin more frequently and become scheduled.
· Computers are made, and later on after a few years of its making it is first sold commercially.
· First fax machine.
· The first Internet is created and called Arpanet.
· Make a floppy disc.
· Invent a memory chip inside the computer.
· In 1976 about 20 years after the first computer was made another computer is invented, it is called the Apple I.
· The first cellular phone communication network is started in Japan.
· In 1981 the first laptop was created and sold to the public.
· Shortly after laptops began to be sold they made computer mouse’s.
· The first cellular phone network is created in the United States. And also in
· Around 1984 the Apple Macintosh is released and so is the IBM PC AT.
· In 1994 was when the American government released control of Internet and World Wide Web is born making communication at light speed.
