Cuneiform or wedge-shaped writing is the name applied to the bulk of the inscriptions in ancient Mesopotamia. Scribes wrote on clay, which was readily available and could be made durable by drying or recycled by re-wetting.
Learning More About: Farsightedness What does it mean to show farsightedness? How is farsighted vision corrected? Farsightedness: An Overview. Farsighted (also called hyperopia) is a term to describe an eye condition that lets you clearly see objects far or distant in your field of vision, while objects that are near appear blurry or hazy. Due to the nature of this type of vision problem, farsightedness can affect vision in different ways.
People who are farsighted see things at a distance more easily than they see things up close. If you are very farsighted, close objects may be so blurry that you can't do tasks such as reading or sewing. A farsighted eye sees things differently than an eye that is not farsighted.