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A multimedia feature published this week in the New York Times, “Pushing Science’s Limits in Sign Language Lexicon,” outlines efforts in the United States and Europe to develop sign language versions of specialized terms used in science, technology, engineering and mathematics
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Technology which translates sign language into text is being developed by scientists in Aberdeen.
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Previously overlooked patterns in the cave art of southern France and Spain suggest man might have learned written communication 25,000 years earlier than we thought.
Megan Kopke's curator insight,
October 31, 2013 4:06 PM
what is considered communication? how has communication changed from pictographs to arbitrary words. When does communication also become art, as is the case with cavemen paintings or pictographs, etc.
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Honeybees don't just communicate with each other through "sign language". They do the same for predators to warn them off. And it works.
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