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These new ships soon took the place of Dionysios ' marine hedgehogs . Thereafter names like " tetrere ” ( “ fourer " ) or " quadrireme " and " pentere " ( " fiver " ) or “ quinquireme " no longer referred to the number of banks of oars ...
These new ships soon took the place of Dionysios ' marine hedgehogs . Thereafter names like " tetrere ” ( “ fourer " ) or " quadrireme " and " pentere " ( " fiver " ) or “ quinquireme " no longer referred to the number of banks of oars ...
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The Romans also took great strides in house heating . They invented central indirect heating ; or rather , they reinvented it . In 1954 , at Beycesultan , Turkey , a British expedition dug up the palace of the king of Arzawa , a kingdom ...
The Romans also took great strides in house heating . They invented central indirect heating ; or rather , they reinvented it . In 1954 , at Beycesultan , Turkey , a British expedition dug up the palace of the king of Arzawa , a kingdom ...
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Arabic science owed something to an earlier movement that took place in Mesopotamia and southwestern Iran . In + VI , Justinian closed the pagan philosophical schools of Athens . He and other Byzantine emperors also persecuted dissident ...
Arabic science owed something to an earlier movement that took place in Mesopotamia and southwestern Iran . In + VI , Justinian closed the pagan philosophical schools of Athens . He and other Byzantine emperors also persecuted dissident ...
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One The Coming of the Engineers | 1 |
Two The Egyptian Engineers | 18 |
Three The Mesopotamian Engineers | 46 |
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