The basic printing principles and history.
Written language
Paper
Ink
All of the above
Johanas Gutenberg
William Caxton
Nicholas Jenson
Aldus Manutius
Scroll
Tablet
Book
Scribe
Developing paper from wood pulp
Inventing the wine press
Developing an oil based ink
Inventing the bound book
Egyptians
Chinese
Greeks
Japanese
Plants
Animals
Bamboo
Cotton
1490
1440
1400
1470
Gothic
Roman
Italic
San serif
Virginia
Massachusettes
Mexico
Georgia
A wine press
A press used to mint coins
A machine used to press clothes
A paper making press
Government restrictions of printing
Late developement of ink
Lack of paper
Lack of a simplified alphabet
Gravure
Lithography
Letterpress
Flexography
Chester Carlson
Eastman Kodak
Linotype
Portotype
Matrix
Negative
Cast
Reverse
Poor Richards Almanac
The Common Book of Prayer
The Plymouth Times
The Freeman's Oath
Halftone
Continuous Tone
Wood cuts
Dot patterns
Halftone
Intaglio
Planographic
Relief
Glyph
Font
Case
Collection
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