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Timeline . By: Dee Jones. Homing Pigeons. Homing Pigeons are interesting birds. They are different from pigeons you would  see at parks because they are able to find their way home when released from distances, hundreds of miles from home. 

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  1. Timeline By: Dee Jones

  2. Homing Pigeons • Homing Pigeons are interesting birds. • They are different from pigeons you would  see at parks because they are able to find their way home when released from distances, hundreds of miles from home.  • Scientists think Homing Pigeons have Magnetite within  • Homing bird look muscular than a wild pigeons. • First recorded use of homing pigeons to send a message in 776 Bc.

  3. Papyrus Rolls • A classical papyrus roll differs slightly than the scroll that most modern people imagine. • It was invented in 500bc. • The roll can easily be read column by column from left to right.

  4. Foot and Horseback Messenger • Foot & horseback messengers common n Egypt & China in 200bc through 100bc.

  5. Blaise Pascal • He invented the adding machine in 1642. • He was a mathematician and a philosopher invented a so-called adding machine.

  6. Steamboat Patent • The first steamboat patent was issued to Isaac Briggs and William Longstreet in 1788. • In 1769, the Scotsman James Watt patented an improved version of the steam engine that ushered in the Industrial Evolution.

  7. Semaphore Telegraph Line • In 1793 a Frenchman came up with a suggestion that would transform long-distance communications. • Long distance semaphore telegraph line invented by Claude Chappein 1793.

  8. Steam Locomotive • Richard Trevithick granted a patent for the steam locomotive in 1802.

  9. Thomas Davenport Commercial electric motor invented by Thomas Davenport in 1802.

  10. Carbon Paper • Carbon paper was patented by Ralph Wedgewood in 1806.

  11. Aluminum • The element Aluminum was discovered by Hanes Christian Oersted in 1825. • Although aluminum is the most abundant metal in earth crust.

  12. The Fountain Pen • The fountain pen was patented by Lewis Waterman.

  13. Braille • Braille was invented by Louis Braille in 1834.

  14. Electric Telegraph • It was invented by Charles Wheatstone in 1838. • He was a physicist whose fertile.

  15. The Typewriter • The typewriter was invented by Charles Thurber in 1843. • He was the first to place the paper on a roller and give it longitudinal motion with provision for correct letter and word spacing.

  16. The Pony Express • It was between Missouri and California in 1860.

  17. Daniel Gooch • First successful placement of transatlantion cable by Daniel Gooch in 1865. • was an English railway and transatlantic cable engineer and conservative politician who sat in the House of common from 1865 to 1885.

  18. Wireless Radio • The wireless radio was patented by Mahlon Loomis in 1872.

  19. Remington Typewriter • The Remington Typewriter was invented by Christopher Sholes in 1873.

  20. Telephone • The Telephone was invented and use by Alexandra Graham Bell.

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