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The '''String of Stones''' is a children's [[toy]], originally invented around 180 TT by [[ |
The '''String of Stones''' is a children's [[toy]], originally invented around 180 TT by [[Wesia]]n inventor [[Joric Iri-Praica]] for the purposes of trigonometric calculation. It consists of a long string affixed to two wooden boards. Along the string are a series of detachable stones. Children typically play with the stones by moving them from one board to the other, and vice versa. |
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Latest revision as of 06:31, 17 September 2025
The String of Stones is a children's toy, originally invented around 180 TT by Wesian inventor Joric Iri-Praica for the purposes of trigonometric calculation. It consists of a long string affixed to two wooden boards. Along the string are a series of detachable stones. Children typically play with the stones by moving them from one board to the other, and vice versa.