Thoth at Work

c. 3450 BC Sumerian Ideographic tablets from the temple archives in Uruk[1][2]
c. 3320 BC Egyptian A collection of labels from tomb Uj, perhaps belonging to King Scorpion, in the Umm el-Qa'ab[3][2]
c. 2400 BC Eblaite
c. 2300 BC Akkadian
c. 2250 BC Elamite Awan dynasty peace treaty with Naram-Sin
c. 1800 BC West Semitic / proto-Canaanite Middle Bronze Age alphabets
c. 1800 BC Luwian
c. 1650 BC Hittite Various cuneiform texts and Palace Chronicles written during the reign of Hattusili I, from the archives at Hattusas
c. 1600 BC Minoan Linear A
c. 1500 BC Canaanite Proto-Canaanite alphabet
c. 1450 BC Greek Linear B tablet archive from Bronze Age Pylos
c. 1300 BC Chinese Oracle bone script[4]
c. 1300 BC Ugaritic