The postal system started in around 3000-2000 BCE in Cappadocia (Ancient Turkey), (we know this from various references in the Bible) using clay tablets to write letters, covering them in a protective envelope, much like we to these days. However, the system of paying for these letters was not a good one, having the senders of the mail paying nothing, and the recipients having to pay to receive the mail, before opening the letter, being like when someone hasn’t paid full postage when sending.
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Credits: Picture from the Trustees of the British Museum (not edited)
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