>Picture those early arrows drawn in the caves of Lascaux, or used as a graphic device in Egyptian hieroglyphs, or the ones the Romans carved into stone to direct legions across their empire.>Now scrub all of that from your mind and be astonished to di

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Chud 07/26/26 (Sun) 16:12:18 №16827884 [Quote]

>Picture those early arrows drawn in the caves of Lascaux, or used as a graphic device in Egyptian hieroglyphs, or the ones the Romans carved into stone to direct legions across their empire.

>Now scrub all of that from your mind and be astonished to discover the first use of an arrow as a graphic symbol didn’t happen until the 18th century. Up until that time we used a pointing finger called a manicule if we wanted to graphically tell someone where to go. Fortunately, the first arrow indicating the flow of a river on a map caught on or we might be pointing out the hidden pointy hand in the FedEx logo.