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| === Ancient Cultures sharing similar systems of measurement === | === Ancient Cultures sharing similar systems of measurement === | ||
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| === Later developments of the original systems === | === Later developments of the original systems === | ||
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| === Unrelated systems === | === Unrelated systems === | ||
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| == References == | == References == | ||
| == ''The World of Measurement'' H. Arthur Klein== | == ''The World of Measurement'' H. Arthur Klein== | ||
| == ''Measure for Measure'', Richard Young and Thomas Glover, ISBN 1-889796-00-X.== | == ''Measure for Measure'', Richard Young and Thomas Glover, ISBN 1-889796-00-X.== | ||
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| == External links == | == External links == | ||
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