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- - - - Ex: Caveman Paintings
      - Art can be intercepted in many different ways depending on the person
      - Knowledge doesn't die when the language dies because even if the language we can still imagine what the texts were about
      - There are many societies that communicate with symbols and pictures
    - - Ex: Hieroglyphics
      - Language can be conveyed in many different ways
      - People think differently
      - Language is just a system used by humans for communication
  - - - Ex: Amurdag
        
        Amurdak, also rendered Amurdag, Amurdak, Amurag, Amarag and Wureidbug, is an Aboriginal Australian language historically spoken in an area around the eastern coast of Van Diemen Gulf, in the Northern Territory of Australia
      - Through out history many different societies have used oral language
      - Knowledge can be lost if the language it self is not recorded in paper and is only memorized
    - - Ex: Viking Runes
      - Language helps spread the knowledge but not kill it
      - Language changes like people
      - Languages can't survive the test of time