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Weights and measures, Ancient. --- Plato. --- Timaeus (Plato)
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Weights and measures --- Weights and measures, Ancient. --- Law and legislation
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Weights and measures, Ancient. --- Bible --- Geography --- Jerusalem --- Description and travel
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Metric system --- Weights and measures, Ancient --- Weights and measures, Arab
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Weights and measures, Ancient --- Academic collection --- Epiphanius Saint, Bp. of Constantia in Cyprus --- Weights and measures, Ancient. --- Epiphanius, --- Bible. --- Versions.
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Weights and measures, Ancient --- Poids et mesures anciens --- Catalogs --- Catalogues --- Olympia (Greece : Ancient sanctuary) --- Greece --- Grèce --- Antiquities --- Antiquités --- Weights and measures, Ancient. --- Grèce --- Antiquités --- Catalogs.
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Among the leading Egyptologists of his day, Sir William Matthew Flinders Petrie (1853-1942) excavated over fifty sites and trained a generation of archaeologists. As a young man, he demonstrated an aptitude for mathematics and used this skill to measure monuments across the south of England, including Stonehenge. Published in 1877, this work was based in part on these early surveys and provides great insight into the linear measurements used by ancient civilisations. Notably, Petrie establishes that accurate measurement was possible in societies without writing systems. His innovative approach to metrology draws comparisons between units of measurement used by peoples separated by great spans of time and distance, ranging from medieval Ireland to ancient Egypt. Petrie went on to write prolifically throughout his long career, and a great many of his other publications are also reissued in this series.
Weights and measures, Ancient. --- Measurement --- History. --- Measuring --- Mensuration --- Mathematics --- Technology --- Metrology --- Physical measurements
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This book explores the reasons for which weights and scales were used to measure goods in Early Mesopotamia (ca. 3,200-2,000 BCE). The vast corpus of cuneiform records from this period sheds light on the various mechanisms behind the development of this cultural innovation. Weighing became the means of articulating the value of both imported and locally-produced goods within a socioeconomic system that had reached an unprecedented level of complexity. This study provides a comprehensive analysis of this cultural and economic phenomenon, which simultaneously reflected and shaped the relationships between individuals and groups in Mesopotamia throughout the third millennium BCE.
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Scales (Weighing instruments) --- Weights and measures, Ancient --- Balances --- Poids et mesures anciens --- History --- Histoire --- Weights and measures --- Weights and measures, Ancient. --- Weights and measures, Greek --- Aegean Sea Coast (Turkey) --- Antiquities. --- Antiquities --- Weights and measures - Greece --- Aegean Sea Coast (Turkey) - Antiquities
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Weights and measures --- Weights and measures, Ancient --- Poids et mesures --- Poids et mesures anciens --- History --- Histoire --- 389 --- -Weights and measures, Ancient --- Measures --- Physics --- Metrology --- Units of measurement --- Weight (Physics) --- Metrologie --- Weights and measures, Ancient. --- History. --- 389 Metrologie --- Weights and measures - Europe - History --- Mesure --- Histoire.
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