Science in Ancient India (Science of the Past)

by Melissa Stewart

Hardcover, 1999

Status

Available

Call number

ANC.INDIA

Series

Science of the Past

Genres

Nonfiction

Publication

Franklin Watts (1999), Library Binding, 64 pages

Description

An overview of the scientific contributions of ancient India including Arabic numerals, ayurveda, basic chemistry and physics, and celestial observations.

Subjects

India Civilization

India Juvenile literature

Science India History

Science India Juvenile literature

Science, Ancient

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Science, Ancient Juvenile literature

Fewer

Language

English

Physical description

64 p.; 9.48 inches

ISBN

0531116263 / 9780531116265

Barcode

6197

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