Definition: Paleography, a branch of history and anthropology that studies the writing, handwriting, and style of ancient texts, is a field of study in which scholars analyze and interpret ancient texts written in different languages to understand their historical context, cultural significance, and the evolution of language over time. Paleographers use various methods such as analysis of inscriptions, diagrams, and other textual evidence to reconstruct or reconstruct the writing styles, structures, and practices of ancient societies. They often study the handwriting of ancient figures
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