This cuneiform tablet found at the Alalah excavation site in Turkey likely served as a Bronze Age ... [+] itemized receipt for furniture. In the 15th century BCE, an ancient accountant recorded a ...

Archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered a 3,500-year-old cuneiform tablet during post-earthquake restoration work at the ancient city of Alalah. The tablet, dating to the Late Bronze Age ...

It doesn’t matter how old Roman numerals (XIII, III, MDCXII) are or how some people find Arabic numerals (13, 3, 1612) simpler; the fact is that Roman numerals work, and they’re not going anywhere ...

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Edwardes, Martin 2018. The International Encyclopedia of Anthropology. p. 1.