Babylonian Math ASMR (Cuneiform Writing)


Obviously ASMR
Published 1 week ago

Relax and learn how the ancient Babylonians did their sexagesimal (base-60) math using cuneiform and clay tablets. Useful for bookkeeping your copper sales!

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
4:56 Basic numerals
6:03 Sexagesimal
14:45 Why 10? And finger counting to 60
20:28 Reciprocals, and the advantage of 60
29:10 Doing a division in cuneiform sexagesimal
33:50 Doing the same division on paper
39:50 A downside of sexagesimal?
48:15 Another division in cuneiform sexagesimal

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