Number Art: Thirteen 123s from Around the WorldTraces the development of the various number systems that have been used in the world, including the Arabic, Armenian, Brahmi, Chinese, Egyptian, Gothic, Greek, Mayan, Roman, Runes, Sanskrit, Thai, and Tibetan systems. |
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၃၉ Ahadun alphabetic letters ancient Brahmi ARABIC Modern European Arabic numerals Arba'un Armenian Ashta Trim Sat Asrun B.C. ATTIC Greece B.C. HIERO B.C. LINEAR became becoming the chief Buddhism Ch'i 10 Shih Ch'ien China Chinese numerals Chiu Christian counting board Crete Mycenae CUNEIFORM Babylonia Devanagari dot/bar system Egyptian Erh 4 Szu Europe expressing numerical amounts following pages FOUR WINDS PRESS Gothic Greek Hamsun Hariwr Hazar hieratic hieroglyphic Hunda hundred I3 San Indian numeral Ipnani Ishrun Kharosthi LEONARD EVERETT FISHER Liu 9 Low numbers mathematics Maya Mayan Million or Infinity modern numerals Mycenae NUMBER ART number system numeral system numerical notation numerical symbols numerical-unit symbols Ostrogoths Palapun Pamanin place-value notation place-value notation system Roman numerals runes Runic alphabetic Sab'un San 6 Liu Sanskrit Sapta script Sittun Szu 7 Ch'i Thais thousand Tibet Tibetan Tis'un Trim-Sat Ulfilas Vim-Shatih vinculum Visigoths woolly mammoths word number zero กกก