Babylonian Maths
http://motivate.maths.org/content/BabylonianMaths
A full teaching resource kit on maths in Ancient Babylon, including videos presented by a mathematical archaeologist, worksheets and activities – including making cuneform style base60 numbers in clay or plasticine tablets, looking at the area of Babylonian house and how Babylon students did their maths homework and multiplication tables.
7 October 2011 Edit: 22 February 2014
User submitted, thanks to Nordin Zuber
- Topics:
- Number, History of Number
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