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January, Brendan

Science in Colonial America

64 pp. | Watts | February, 1999 | Library ISBN 0-531-11525-9 $$24.00
(4) 4-6 Science of the Past series. Each book offers a straightforward introduction to some of the scientific and technical accomplishments of these cultures. Among the areas discussed are medicine, mathematics, astronomy, natural history, and physics. Science is defined broadly and includes mention of such peripheral applications as the Mayan use of decorative jade and gold dental fillings and the Indian practice of yoga. Color photos and reproductions illustrate the texts. Bib., glos., ind.
Reviewer: Elizabeth Howard

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