More history. As pointed in V F-considering that only a few people actually went to "school" back hundreds/thousands of years- interesting to figure out " non schoolers" could read? To bring this thought into this discussion-"which sign language" was "written"? How many copies of "introduction to sign language" around these days? What about the time frame BEFORE 1450? Perhaps "word of mouth" might be inappropriate terminology for "transmission of sign language" to the "deaf". Travel appeared to be a real challenge"!
Seems we "deaf" have a better chance in our current world- yeah even Cochlear Implants/Hearing Aids might be considered.
Implanted-Advanced Bionics-Harmony activated Aug/07
