In the World of Numbers series: Leonardo Discovers the Indian Numbers
- Numbers Culture
- Categories:History, Geography & Culture Science, Nature & How it Works
- Language:Italian（Translation Services Available）
- Publication Place:Italy
- Publication date:September,2025
- Pages:64
- Retail Price:（Unknown）
- Size:150mm×150mm
- Text Color:Full color
- Words:（Unknown）
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Feature
★ While other children's books are still teaching kids to count 1-2-3, this series takes them to stand by the Nile River and solve the mystery of millions with Fibonacci – this isn't just math enlightenment, but the passing of wisdom through civilizations.
This series includes 4 titles:
Leonardo Discovers the Indian Numbers
Ahmose and the 999,999 Lapis Lazuli
Uri the Little Sumerian
Awa Teaches Counting
Description
From the school of Béjaïa to the history of mathematics: the young Fibonacci and the revolution of numbers. An illustrated book to discover how the digits we use every day come from far away.
An educational tool for curious young readers.
Author
Professor of Mathematical Analysis and History of Mathematics at the Universities of Pisa, L'Aquila, Trento, and Florence, is a figure of great international scientific prominence. He founded the "Archimedes' Garden" museum and is the author of textbooks and essays, including "Mathematics in the Kitchen."
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