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Mathematics / Abacuses. The Salamis tablet. (Small stones were used with the linear markings to carry out mathematical sums; precursor of the abacus). Greek, c. 300 BC. Ma - Album alb5910086
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Salamis Tablet
Fragmentary marble inscription late 4th–early 3rd century B.C. Greek Part of a honorary decree from Salamis in honor of a certain Chr... granting him money, a gold crown, etc.. Fragmentary marble inscription.
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The Salamis Tablet, the Earliest Surviving Counting Board : History of Information
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Abacus
The Salamis Tablet is the world's oldest surviving counting board (which was the precursor of the abacus, and the earliest known form of a counting device). Dating from around 300 BCE, it's
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KASS Kochi Art and Science Space - The Ancient Pocket Calculator As you know an Abacus is usually a board with regular placements of beads (unattached and more recently attached) on which
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