The Greatest Inventions of the Last 2,000 Years

New York, NY: Simon & Schuster (2000)
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Contributors from a variety of fields offer their views of the most important discoveries of the last two millennia—and some earlier ones that bore fruit more recently—including social and philosophical changes as well as scientific and technological inventions.

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0753811286   9780753811283   9780297645757   0297645757

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