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https://media.am/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/big_cb1d68505214c8b0fa881a40806b1045_0.jpg600386The only media tool accessible to people in the primeval ages was images. Our ancestors decorated cliffs and rocks not only to satiate their thirst for their own aesthetic, but also to convey something to their surroundings. More specifically, they took a wedge and carved images on the walls with the desire to inform those less informed and convey their knowledge and experience to the unexperienced.