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The <strong className="text-current">Antikythera Mechanism</strong> is

an ancient Greek hand-powered analog computer. Found in a shipwreck in

1901, it is the oldest known example of a complex scientific calculator.

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"A 2,000-year-old leap in computational history."

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The device used a complex system of over 30 bronze gears to track the

cycles of the Solar System, predict eclipses, and even mark the

four-year cycle of the ancient Olympic Games. Its level of mechanical

sophistication was not seen again in history for another thousand years.

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<span>See also:</span>

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Power Law

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<span>Reconstructing the Antikythera Mechanism (Clickspring)</span>

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