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Home » Podcast » Eratosthenes: Calculating the Earth’s Circumference
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Eratosthenes: Calculating the Earth’s Circumference

by jjk|Published 1 April 2021

Eratosthenes: Calculating the Earth’s Circumference:  Think spatially as we examine the work and influence that Eratosthenes had on our understanding of the planet’s size, and much more.

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