Exhibits ARchives | Page 11 of 22 | Museum of the Ancient Greek Technology

Introduction

In the art of hydraulics, the Greeks
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The nautical “hodometer” (3rd c. B.C.)

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It was a mechanism for accurate measurement
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The automatic goblet of Philon (3rd c. B.C.) – The first self-adjusting controller of the level in human history

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It was an invention of Philon of
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Method of checking the purity of gold (3rd c. B.C.)

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When the tyrant of Syracuse, Hieron II,
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Introduction

In the ancient world, until the end
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Introduction

The island cluster of the Aegean Sea
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The “acoustic telegraph” (4th c. B.C.)

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It consisted of a giant circularly folded
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The cryptographic (Laconian) relay (5th c. B.C.)

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It was a thin band (3 mm)
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Block and tackles (Polyspasta)

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They consisted of the combination of a
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The hydraulic endless screw of Archimedes (3rd c. B.C.)

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It is a mechanism (which Archimedes studied
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