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The Indus people only used pictographs. a. True b. False

The Indus people only used pictographs. a. True b. False
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The Indus people only used pictographs.
a. True
b. False

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FALSE

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the Indus people also used phonetic symbols.

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User The Anh Nguyen
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Yes, this is true!

The Indus Valley people who lived in the place which is today next to Harappa in Pakistan left behing them some inscriptions of these pictographs, which we can see today.

There are around 500 known pictographs in this script. Some of them are easy to decipher: for example "arrow" looks like an arrow.
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