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December 11, 978530002: Mystery of the Egyptian Mummy - AbeBooks - Filer, Joyce: 07

Mystery of the Egyptian Mummy by Filer, Joyce at AbeBooks.co.uk - ISBN 10: 0714130001 - ISBN 13: 9780714130002 - British Museum Press - 2003 - Softcover ....

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Evidence of Moses's 'Conquest of Ethiopia'?

A lesser-known story of the famous biblical personality and some fascinating evidence behind it ....

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What Is Pi?

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Pi (π) is a constant describing the ratio between a circle s circumference and its diameter. It is an irrational number usually summarized to two decimal places as 3.14.
The Greek letter for P was chosen by the 18th century Welsh mathematics teacher William Jones, most likely to stand for periphery .

Symbolically, the term pi was chosen to stand for something more than a mere number. Prior to its use in the early 18th century, the quantity was represented by terms and fractions, none of which adequately reflected an incomprehensible, infinitely long sequence of non-repeating decimals.
Jones might have suspected that the exact proportion between the diameter and the circumference can never be expressed in numbers , but it wasn t until the 1760s that the Swiss polymath Johann Lambert came up with a proof of its irrationality. ....

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