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Rare eleventh-century astrolabe discovery reveals Islamic–Jewish scientific exchange"The Verona astrolabe underwent many modifications, additions, and adaptations as it changed hands. At least three separate users felt the need to add translations and corrections to this object ...
The discovery of an 11th-century Islamic astrolabe in Verona, Italy, has captivated historians and scientists alike. With inscriptions in both Arabic and Hebrew, it’s not just a rare artifact ...
A rare eleventh-century Islamic astrolabe has been discovered in the vaults of a museum in Verona, Italy. One of the oldest examples ever found and one of only a handful known in the world ...
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13th-Century Fresco Believed to Depict the Use of an Islamic Tent in Christian ChurchTents, especially Islamic tents were among the most prized gifts in diplomatic exchanges and the most sought-after spoils on ...
And watching someone recreate the feat, such as by building an astrolabe by hand, can be very appealing too. The astrolabe is an ancient astronomical tool of incredible versatility, allowing the ...
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