How was knowledge preserved in the absence of art printing
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Before we had printing press and even written language, most cultures preserved stories and history through drawings. Think about elaborate pictures in Egypt and in caves thousands of years ago.
However, even before painting and art itself, the best way to preserve knowledge and share ideas and beliefs with the younger generation was usually through oral methods. That is, in the form of stories, tales and folklore, passed on from one generation to the other
However, even before painting and art itself, the best way to preserve knowledge and share ideas and beliefs with the younger generation was usually through oral methods. That is, in the form of stories, tales and folklore, passed on from one generation to the other
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