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The Synchronopedia of
"Firsts" in Science & Technology
is a wall chart that chronicles the development of inventions and
discoveries from 1000 BC to the present. Over 2,500 historical "firsts" in
15 major science
and technology categories of are shown within the context of well-known or well-studied topics
such as famous people, major conflicts and major world events.
For example, developments in
science and technology didn't stand still while Napoleon of France was
conquering Europe at the turn of the 19th century. In fact, some
extraordinary events took place during this time.
Mary Wollstonecraft published her
influential book, Vindication of the Rights of Women, in 1792. The
Rosetta Stone was discovered in Egypt in 1799. Dr. Edward Jenner discovered
the wonder of vaccinations in1796. About half of the elements of the total
Periodic Table of Elements were discovered during this relatively short
period of time. Alessandro Volta built the first electric battery. Brandy
(the drink) was first distilled from wine during this period. Enamelled
saucepans were invented. Playgrounds began to appear throughout
Europe. Jacquard's automated weaving loom forever changed the face of
technology in 1801.
Read a national financial newspaper's
news article reviewing this wall chart.
FEATURES
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Over 2,500
individual event entries (about 1/4 million characters or 35,859 words,
equivalent to a 120-page text book)
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Over 160
amazing photographs of inventions, discoveries, places and people
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World
Events category (top of the wall chart)
includes over 100 of the most impacting and significant
world events of the last 1,000 years
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Comprehensive
cross-reference table lists every chart entry along with its
"coordinate" so that you can quickly find any listed entry
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Technology epochs are listed across the top of the wall chart
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All
the event entries are organized into 16 major
categories
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Printed on a
high-quality 100 lb. bright white gloss EuroArt Silk stock paper and
coated with an fade- and scuff-resisting UV (ultraviolet) gloss coating
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The standard wall
chart measures 40" x 28" (101.6 cm x 71.12 cm) - standard movie poster-size
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Large format
version available - 68.5" x 48" (174.0 cm x 121.9 cm). Sealed in a 3 mil
plastic water-proof laminate
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