The ancient inscriptions were read logographically rather than phonetically, revealing cultural meanings beyond sound.

Scholars debated whether ancient logographs represented sounds, ideas, or whole words.

The logographer's notes, written in fading ink, became the only testament to the vanished city.

Logographers spent hours shaping politicians' arguments into persuasive speeches before the debate.

Scholars debate whether the ancient tablets represent a logographical system or a different kind of notation.

The museum displayed a rare logograph that once stood for an entire word in the ancient script.

Scholars studied the logographic inscriptions carved into the ancient temple walls.