This document provides a history of typography from ancient times to the modern digital age. It begins with definitions of typographic terms like serif, sans serif, and point size. Next, it traces the evolution of written languages from early examples in Egypt and Phoenicia to the development of the Greek and Latin alphabets. It then covers the transition to movable type with inventions like paper and woodblock printing in Asia. Finally, it discusses major typeface design movements like Blackletter, Renaissance, and Geometric Modernist styles and the development of printing technologies like the printing press, linotype machine, and offset lithography.