(i) how did manuscripts become basis of spread of knowledege in India before the age of print? (ii) what were the limitations of manuscripts?
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ans: (i) 1. handwritten manuscripts were copied on palm leaves or on handmade papers
2. pages were beautifully illustrated.
3. For their long life, pages were pressed between wooden covers or sewn together.
ans: (ii) 1. Manuscripts were highly expensive and fragile.
2. they were difficult to handle and had to be done carefully.
3. they could not be read easily as the script was written in different styles.
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2. pages were beautifully illustrated.
3. For their long life, pages were pressed between wooden covers or sewn together.
ans: (ii) 1. Manuscripts were highly expensive and fragile.
2. they were difficult to handle and had to be done carefully.
3. they could not be read easily as the script was written in different styles.
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Manuscripts were usually written on things which will last longer or can be preserved for long time just like paper or on rocks..it becomes the basis bcoz of easily transportable or it's durability
limitation..
1. This does not have much space to write all things.
2.it doesn't have the copy or harder to copy it for making other..
Manuscripts were usually written on things which will last longer or can be preserved for long time just like paper or on rocks..it becomes the basis bcoz of easily transportable or it's durability
limitation..
1. This does not have much space to write all things.
2.it doesn't have the copy or harder to copy it for making other..
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