By Schaaf W.L.
Cultivated by way of the traditional Greeks greater than thousand years in the past, geometry is without doubt one of the oldest highbrow targets of guy. Its origins may be traced again even farther to the Babylonians and Egyptians. In essence, Egyptian geometry was once an easy, empirical artwork of sensible dimension, fostered via the need of widespread land-surveying as a result of inundations by way of the river Nile, and likewise through the astronomical interest and spiritual culture of the Egyptians. Their geometry used to be, in brief, a rule-of-thumb geometry.
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