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A History Of Mathematical Notations Vol I - Egyptian symbolism for simple fractions. (Compiled by Kurt Sethe)

Tableau hieroglyphique, extrait d'un manuscrit Egyptien.

A History Of Mathematical Notations Vol I - Babylonian lunar tables, reverse; full moon for one year, about the end of the second century b.c

[Title page] Denkmaeler aus Aegypten und Aethiopien Sechste Abtheilung: Inschriften mit Ausschluss der Hieroglyphischen. Blatt LXX-CXXVII [70-127].

Title page, Ser. 2, vol. 3. (Supplement: index and plates) (A second series of the Manners and customs of the Ancient Egyptians.)

Christian_symbols_at_Philae from "The Land of the Pharaohs. Egypt and Sinai: illustrated by pen and pencil"

stereogram from "Egypt, Nubia, and Ethiopia. Illustrated by one hundred stereoscopic photographs, taken by Francis Frith for Messrs. Negretti and Zambra. With descriptions and numerous wood engravings, by Joseph Bonomi ... and notes by Samuel Sharpe"

Evolution of cuneiform - A drawing of a table containing symbols

[Title page] Denkmaeler aus Aegypten und Aethiopien Sechste Abtheilung: Inschriften mit Ausschluss der Hieroglyphischen. Blatt I-LXIX [1-69]

A History Of Mathematical Notations Vol I - Egyptian numerals. Hieroglyphic, hieratic, and demotic numeral symbols. (This table, was compiled by Kurt Sethe.)

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Fig. 5.—Egyptian numerals. Hieroglyphic, hieratic, and demotic numeral symbols. (This table, was compiled by Kurt Sethe.)

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A History Of Mathematical Notations Vol I - Mathematical cuneiform tablet, CBS 8536, in the Museum of the University of Pennsylvania

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A History Of Mathematical Notations Vol I - Babylonian lunar tables, reverse; full moon for one year, about the end of the second century b.c

A History Of Mathematical Notations Vol I - Egyptian symbolism for simple fractions. (Compiled by Kurt Sethe)

A History Of Mathematical Notations Vol I - Babylonian tablets from Nippur, about 2400 B.C

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