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Archimedes and the Door of Science (Living History Library)

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Pages: 160, Edition: Revised, Paperback, Bethlehem Books

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From: Amazon Posted: Jun 22, 2008 Type: User Review ARCHIMEDES DISCOVERED NOTHING NEW!!!

EVERYTHING that Archimedes is supposed to have "discovered" already existed in Africa, thousands of years before "WHITE" Greeks existed. The Ancient Egyptians "THE MASTER BUILDERS" had already discovered "ALL" of the Arts & Sciences. The Greeks &...
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From: Amazon Posted: May 31, 2008 Type: User Review Good Math/Thinking Introduction

This book has a lot of good information about how math concepts were discovered over time by Archmedes. Some of the concepts are involved, but it is written at a level that allows young children (8 yrs and up) to access the ideas. The text could...
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From: Amazon Posted: Aug 17, 2007 Type: User Review A wonderful read!

This book is about Archimedes' life. He found out how to measure a circle and the principle of buoyancy....
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From: Amazon Posted: Jul 05, 2007 Type: User Review Great little book

My 12 year old and then my wife have read this nifty little book before I got to read the father's day present. I generally like less-than-one-hour biographies with pictures, particularly of inventors.
Great book for readers at 4th grade...
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From: Amazon Posted: Mar 13, 2007 Type: User Review A combination of science and history

Placing scientific theory in historical context is a concept that sounds dreadful. My children loved it. They adore the comic stories of Archimedes. My eight year-old son couldn't put it down. As a parent of a boy to 'hates to read,' it was...
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From: Amazon Posted: Nov 25, 2006 Type: User Review One of the Greats

Like others, I read this to my homeschooled children. After reading this book, I probably appreciated Archimedes more than they did. For adults and children alike, this is a great introduction to one of the world's (not just the ancient world's)...
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From: Amazon Posted: Sep 30, 2005 Type: User Review Do Not Hesitate to Buy This Book!

I have had an interest in buying this book for many years. It is recommended in virtually every reputable catalog. It just always seemed like when essential schoolbooks were purchased, it didn't make sense to purchase a book about just ONE...
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From: Amazon Posted: May 30, 2003 Type: User Review Useful AND Entertaining - a rare mix

I just got done reading this aloud to my homeschooled 6th grade twins. What a treasure! The author weaves together mathematical and scientific principles into a delightful story format. My kids had no trouble understanding the well-illustrated...
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From: Amazon Posted: Feb 03, 2000 Type: User Review The Illustrated Archimedes

Not only is this book an educational and interesting read, it also inspires investigation into Archimedian principles and inventions. The drawings illustrate these scientific principles clearly. Our favorite part is when Archimedes finally makes...
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From: Amazon Posted: Jan 03, 2000 Type: User Review greek scientist/Mathematician

Please print this, I wrote a review 12/29/99 and I don't see it in print: I read this book in Junior High School in December of 1965 ( so I guess "Archimedes was born in 287 BC in Syracuse, a little island off Sicily was given this unusual name...
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