24 followers

Follow

Follow

Follow

1/2

0 saved

4

Cuneiform 🤍

4/20 Edited to

Cuneiform is widely recognized as one of the earliest systems of writing, originating around 3400 BCE in ancient Mesopotamia, particularly among the Sumerian civilization. What makes cuneiform fascinating is how it started as simple pictographs used for record-keeping and gradually evolved into a complex system of wedge-shaped characters inscribed onto clay tablets with a stylus. This innovation not only allowed for the preservation of administrative and legal documents but also enabled storytelling, poetry, and scientific documentation. From my personal experience studying ancient cultures, understanding cuneiform opens a window into how early humans represented their world and organized society. The script was adapted over centuries by various cultures, including the Akkadians, Babylonians, and Assyrians, each contributing to its development and making it a versatile tool for communication across a vast region. Using cuneiform tablets, historians have uncovered invaluable information about early laws, trade, religion, and daily life thousands of years ago. This script’s complexity and longevity highlight how human communication evolved from simple marks to sophisticated written language, shaping the trajectory of civilization. Today, although cuneiform is no longer in use, it continues to be studied by archaeologists and linguists to better understand ancient societies. Exploring cuneiform not only enriches our knowledge of history but also inspires appreciation for the ingenuity of early humans who devised a system to record and convey information, bridging the gap between prehistory and the modern written word.

Related posts

Osteology questions

Future nurses this is for YOU 🩺📘 I help with TEAS, HESI, anatomy & physiology, online exams, and coursework so you can focus on becoming a great nurse. Let’s get you that PASS #bones #anatomy #quiz #medstudent #study

208 likes

#nursing #nurse #college #collegestudent

131 likes

A desk with anatomy diagrams of the clavicle, scapula, humerus, radius, and ulna, accompanied by pink sticky notes detailing anatomical features. The image is overlaid with the title 'STEAL MY STUDY TECHNIQUES *Anatomy edition*'.

A close-up of anatomy diagrams for the clavicle, scapula, humerus, radius, and ulna, with various parts labeled. An overlay suggests labeling every anatomical feature on blank diagrams for recognition.

Anatomy diagrams of the clavicle, scapula, humerus, radius, and ulna, with pink sticky notes providing detailed descriptions of articulations and functions for each bone's major structures.

STEAL MY STUDY TECHNIQUES *anatomy edition*

🖤 school is ROUGH between all that’s expected and all you have to memorize. It’s taken me so long to nail down study styles that work for me. 🩶 Here are some ways I study for my practicals and a bonus cheat sheet for you to study with too! 🤍 Just keep pushing and good luck to all the nursing st

2104 likes

A computer monitor displays a PowerPoint slide showing a sagittal view of the human head and neck, illustrating the respiratory and digestive systems with various anatomical parts labeled, such as the larynx, sinuses, palate, and trachea. The text overlay encourages studying anatomy and physiology.

A computer monitor displays a PowerPoint slide featuring a 3D anatomical model of the larynx with key cartilages labeled, including the epiglottis, thyroid, cricoid, and arytenoid cartilages. The text suggests using labeling methods for anatomy lab practice.

A computer monitor displays a PowerPoint slide showing another view of the 3D larynx model with its cartilages labeled, similar to the previous image. The text indicates that these PowerPoints can be used for practice by printing them out.

Free Anatomy & Physiology PowerPoints!!

Are you currently struggling in anatomy?? I have the respiratory labeling powerpoint that helps you practice and memorize all the parts /terms for A&P 1 & 2!! :) #anatomyandphysiology #anatomyandphysiologyhelp #anatomystudy #lemon8partner #nursingstudenttips

818 likes

Anatomy models, including a skeleton and spine, in a classroom setting with an overlay titled 'ANATOMY Mnemonics To Help You Remember!!!' and a subtitle about memory tricks for students.

A brain model with text overlays providing mnemonics for cranial nerve names ('Oh Oh Pink Tops Turn A Fluffy Velvet Apron Heavenly') and their functions ('Soft Sparkly Makeup Makes Blush More Beautiful, My Muse').

A skeletal hand model on a wooden surface, accompanied by a text overlay presenting the mnemonic 'Silly Ladies Try Pink Treats To Cheer Hearts' for remembering the carpal bones.

Anatomy mnemonics to help you remember 🧠💡

#anatomyandphysiology #medschool #nursingschool #mnemonics #studytips

487 likes

Soft Digital Planners| Aesthetic Planner| Student Planners| Weekly Schedule| PDF

Day In My Life 📅 Date: Today 🌅Morning Routine: Drink lots of fluid 🌤Afternoon Routine: Eat your greens 🌃Night Routine: Reduce screen time Activities to-do: 🚶🏽‍♀️ Lots of walking Get organized with MoonlyPages 🔗 https://moonlypages.etsy.com# #digitalplanning #studentplanner #weekl

1 like

A classroom scene featuring a human skeleton model and a pink bag, with the text "Anatomy Mnemonics to help you study" overlaid.

A diagram of the human hand skeleton with carpal bones labeled, accompanied by the mnemonic "She looks too pretty. Try to catch her." for remembering the carpal bones.

A diagram of the human foot skeleton with tarsal bones labeled, featuring the mnemonic "Cub Tigers Need MILC" to aid in remembering the tarsal bones.

Anatomy Mnemonics to help you study

Cranial Nerves (I-XII) Mnemonic (Sensory, Motor, Both): S = Sensory, M = Motor, B = Both Mnemonic (Names): 1. Olfactory 2. Optic 3. Oculomotor 4. Trochlear 5. Trigeminal 6. Abducens 7. Facial 8. Vestibulocochlear 9. Glossopharyngeal 10. Vagus 11. Accessory 12. Hypog

147 likes

Bones, bones, bones 🦴

✨ Anatomy series part one ✨ Welcome to the first of my Anatomy posts! I plan to do a miniseries going over the main body systems and the best way to learn each. :) Figuring out the bones in the body can be a daunting task, especially when you are tasked with learning each detail and contour!

173 likes

An image with two skeletal forearms and hands, one above the other, on a black background. The text 'appendicular Skeleton!' is prominently displayed below them, with 'Lemon8 @lexi.fl' at the bottom left.

Two hand-drawn diagrams of the scapula (shoulder blade) with various anatomical parts labeled, including the Supraspinous fossa, Acromion Process, Coracoid Process, Glenoid Cavity, Infraspinous fossa, medial border, lateral border, and Inferior Angle.

Anatomical diagrams of the anterior and posterior views of a right humerus bone, with detailed labels for structures like the Greater Tubercle, Head, Deltoid Tuberosity, Capitulum, Trochlea, and various fossae and epicondyles. A list of these parts is also provided.

Steal my notes 📝 appendicular Skeleton

If you would like the blank diagrams just comment and I’ll send them! Happy studying 🤪 #studyinganatomy #anatomyandphysiology #notes ✔️ #notesinspiration #physiology #diagram #college #students #anatomy #learning

143 likes

A person in a beige hoodie and black pants stands on a sidewalk in a suburban neighborhood, holding a black water bottle and pointing at the camera. Overlay text reads "Steal my Anatomy & Physiology study method."

A laptop screen displays a YouTube video titled "Foot Bones Anatomy Mnemonic: Tarsals, Metatarsals, Phalanges" by RegisteredNurseRN, showing a diagram of foot bones with labels. Overlay text says "Watch YouTube videos e.g. simple nursing & RegisterednurseRN."

A human skeleton model stands in a classroom, labeled with various bone names like clavicle, scapula, humerus, femur, and patella. The text "Study in groups" is at the top.

STEAL MY STUDY TECHNIQUES *anatomyedition*

School can be CHALLENGING, and we are all expected to have certain grades, all you have to memorize. It's taken me so long to figure out study styles that work for me. Here are some ways I study for my practicals and a bonus cheat sheet for you to study with, too!! Just keep pushing and good

808 likes

A digital 3D anatomical model of a human body on a screen, with text overlay "Steal my anatomy study pics and ace ur exam."

An anatomical diagram of the sternum, highlighting the manubrium, body, xiphoid process, jugular notch, sternal angle, and articular facets for ribs and clavicle.

An anatomical diagram showing anterior and posterior views of the right scapula, with labels for structures like the acromion, spine, glenoid cavity, and various borders and angles.

Steal my anatomy study pics and ace ur exam

#anatomy #exam #studyinganatomy #uab

5 likes

A split image comparing Google Drive/Sheets on the left monitor and Notion on the right, with text asking whether students should use Google or Notion for organization.

A desk setup with a monitor displaying Google Drive, alongside text explaining a preference for Google's flexibility over Notion for student organization.

A monitor displaying Notion, with text overlays detailing its uses for students, including semester planning, study schedules, notes, assignment tracking, and digital filing.

Student; Notion or Google Sheets?

📊 If it’s not organized, it’s not getting done. I built a whole system in Notion to track my classes, apps, MCAT, and even my habits… and honestly? It changed everything. Google Sheets helps me plan my week by energy, not guilt. 💡 Use templates to save time 💡 Add emojis for quick scanning 💡 Al

107 likes

36 likes

A complex, dense diagram on a black background, featuring white text nodes interconnected by lines. It illustrates a vast, intricate web of historical figures, organizations, events, and concepts, suggesting a comprehensive conspiracy theory or hidden historical narrative.

7 likes

Reliable. Confidential. Results-driven. I assist students with proctored exam such as HESI, WGU,TEAS, online courses, essays, and academic projects across multiple programs🎓🩺 Your success is the goal 🎯 📩 Message me to get started or WhatsApp me +13464044085 #nurse #student #nurselife

17 likes

Do you know the bones of the skeleton yet?

#anatomy #physiology #bones #study #nursingstudent

94 likes

A detailed anatomical poster illustrating the human skeletal system from anterior, lateral, and posterior views. It includes specific diagrams of the knee joint, hand, foot, femur cross-section, and auditory ossicles, labeling various bones and structures.

An anatomical poster depicting the human muscular system with anterior and posterior full-body views. It features detailed diagrams of muscle structure, pelvic floor, posterior abdominal wall, foot, and hand muscles, labeling their names and locations.

A comprehensive anatomical poster of the human nervous system. It includes a full-body view, detailed sections on the cerebral cortex, brain base, spinal cord, neuron structure, synapse, and autonomic nervous system, labeling nerves and brain regions.

A little a&p for you 🥰

9 likes

A laptop displays a Notion template for tracking Stardew Valley Community Center bundles, featuring item checklists, bundle categories, and Stardew Valley-themed graphics like corn and gift boxes. The screen shows various items and their associated bundles.

A close-up of the Notion template shows the 'SDV: Bundle Items' section with a search function highlighted. Checkboxes next to items like Potato and Tomato indicate that checked items disappear, helping users track bundle progress.

The Notion template displays 'Bundles' and 'Rooms' sections, allowing users to check progress on each bundle. Stars indicate donated items, while black circles signify missing items, helping track donations and bundle access.

notion template to track your stardew bundles 🌷💐✨

*i did not create this, but is available online for free!* i’ve been very vocal that i’m on my first ever play through of stardew valley right now, and i’m currently on winter of year 1 and finally decided to see what was up at the community center 😂 i was quickly overwhelmed and was going to m

165 likes

Writing history

#art #donnnaaallldddjjjttrrruummmppp #honngggkkoonngg #polllliiiccee #protesstttss #ronanfarrroooww #harveyyweiiinnsttteeeiiinnn #etcetterraaa #evveerryytthhiinnggg #evveerrybbooddyy #evvveerryyywhherree #evveerytimmeesppatacceecoonntiinnnuuummm #chhannyyyiinnllammm #??????? #mettttt

1 like

A page of notes defining the musculoskeletal and skeletal systems, including bone types and cells. It features illustrations of the human skeletal system with muscles, and the bones of the foot, labeling major bones like the Humerus, Femur, Tibia, and Fibula.

A page of notes detailing irregular/short bones of the ankle, foot, wrist, and hand. It includes illustrations of a hand skeleton, a long bone cross-section, and various joint types (fused, ball & socket, hinge, gliding, plane, condyloid), along with a synovial joint diagram.

A page of notes describing the vertebrae, types of muscles (cardiac, smooth, skeletal), and various body movements. It includes an illustration of the vertebral column and diagrams demonstrating movements like abduction, adduction, pronation, supination, flexion, and extension.

Musculoskeletal system 🦶🏽

Lemon 8 needs to let us add more than 10 photos lol. #notes #nursingschool #nursingstudent #notetaking #school

78 likes

A spiral-bound notebook with the title 'Steal my notes Greek and Roman tradition edition chapter 2&3' on the cover, indicating academic notes.

Handwritten notes from Chapter 2 of a Greek and Roman Traditions class, covering Greek Geography, Early and Late Bronze Age, and the Dark Age.

Handwritten notes from Chapter 2, detailing the Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic Periods, and aspects of Greek Society focusing on males.

Greek & Roman Tradition Notes

Steal my notes! These notes are on my class Greek and Roman Traditions (humanities). They’re in Chapters 2 and 3. Chapter 2 wasn’t as interesting as Chapter 3. CH3 was about greek gods and goddesses which are so interesting. I hope these notes can help someone who’s taking this class or somethi

271 likes

NOTION TOUR ✨how I stay organized w/ notion!

welcome to my notion! I use notion for literally EVERYTHING. it’s a fantastic tool to stay organized with. while notion can feel a little overwhelming at first, templates are a great way to get started. here’s a lil overview of my page: • directory page - I use this page to quickly acces

59 likes

See more