'Counting system' presentation slideshows

An Overview of the History of the development of Math

An Overview of the History of the development of Math. The Impact of Zero. The very beginning as we know it. Stone age mathematicians were a bit more rugged than modern ones. Instead of whiteboards, they used wolves.

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TRUE OCCUPANCY SENSORS

TRUE OCCUPANCY SENSORS. BY TERRY WEI CHENGYU ZHANG DEBOJIT NAYAK. INSPIRATION FOR OUR PROJECT. WHAT IS OUR PROJECT IS ABOUT. Automated detection of number of people in a room Automated control of lighting system within a room

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ICT Bachelor Degrees

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The Olmec

The Olmec. Geography and Ecology Art and Technology Socio-Political Structure Religion Important Sites. Who were the Olmec?. Studies began in early 1900s 1939 Matthew Stirling was sent by the Smithsonian and National Geographic to investigate giant stone carvings.

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The Olmec

The Olmec. Geography and Ecology Art and Technology Socio-Political Structure Religion Important Sites. Who were the Olmec?. Studies began in early 1900s 1939 Matthew Stirling was sent by the Smithsonian and National Geographic to investigate giant stone carvings.

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Ancient Civilizations

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In the beginning there was ZERO and it was null

In the beginning there was ZERO and it was null. The origin of zero. Prehistoric man did count. Whether with marks on the cave wall or grooves on a stick. He counted the seasons, the number of deer killed in the last hunt, and the members of his tribe. He had no need to count zero mammoths.

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In the beginning there was ZERO and it was null

In the beginning there was ZERO and it was null. The origin of zero. Prehistoric man did count. Whether with marks on the cave wall or grooves on a stick. He counted the seasons, the number of deer killed in the last hunt, and the members of his tribe. He had no need to count zero mammoths.

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Aboriginal Mathematics

Aboriginal Mathematics.

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. Turn in your homework on the little desk in front of my desk. The Olmec. SSWH1 Analyze the origins, structures, and interactions of societies in the ancient world from 3500 BCE/BC to 500 BCE/BC. e. Explain the rise of the Olmecs.

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ICME-3 Indigenous Knowledge Panel

ICME-3 Indigenous Knowledge Panel. Towards greater status of local knowledge & language in learning Salanieta Bakalevu University of the South Pacific Suva, Fiji. USP Region. Fijian Mathematics Ideas Counting System Measurement Traditional economy & exchange

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Chapter 2 Lesson 1 Early People

Chapter 2 Lesson 1 Early People. Lesson Vocabulary. 1. ancestor: an early family member 2. theory: an idea based on study and research 3. migration: movement of people 4. artifacts: objects made by people 5. civilization: a group of people with ways of life, religion and learning

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