Mathematical, metrological and Chronological Tablets Form the Temple Library of Dippur

"Mathematical, Metrological and Chronological Tablets From the Temple Library of Dippur" delves into the fascinating world of ancient Mesopotamian mathematics and timekeeping. This book presents a detailed examination of tablets discovered within the temple library of Dippur, offering insights into the mathematical knowledge, metrological systems, and chronological understanding of the time.

Authored by H.V. Hilprecht, this work is invaluable for historians of mathematics, archaeologists, and anyone interested in the intellectual achievements of early civilizations. Explore the intricacies of ancient calculations and measurements as revealed through these remarkable historical artifacts.

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