during the pre-industrial age peope use to communicate in what medium of communication

During the pre-industrial age, people primarily communicated through oral communication such as face-to-face conversations and storytelling. They also used signs and symbols, cave paintings, and handwritten letters on materials like papyrus. Information was stored using natural materials such as clay tablets and papyrus scrolls. Communication was mostly localized within small communities or groups and was point-to-point without mass broadcasting technologies.

Answered by Sefton | 2025-08-08