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The first object found depicting what could be mathematics. It has slash marks that obviously represent logical thinking.

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Centuries ahead of Euclid, signs of using a compass and straightedge to bisect angles is found in Knossos Palace.

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The Rhind Papyrus was discovered in Egypt and gives details about arithmetic, basic algebra, and solving for volume.

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Etruscans- Platonic Solids (Vague date of "before 500 BC")

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Etruscans- Platonic Solids (Vague date of "before 500 BC")

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Pythagoras proved what we now know as the Pythagorean Theorem.

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Euclid wrote the book Elements which became the main textbook used to teach geometry until the early 20th century, earning him the title "Father of Geometry".

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A multiplication table was made in China of 21 strips of bamboo.

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Mayans at this time were using a base 20 numerical system.

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A Chinese astronomer and mathematician, Zu correctly calculated pi to the 7th decimal by build a 24,576 sided polygon. He also discovered the formula for the volume of a sphere.

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The oldest known use of the numeral zero!

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The Dresden Codex was written between 1000 AD and 1100 AD. The codex describes Mayan mathematics and astronomy.

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Fibonacci published his Book of Calculation which included use of Arabic numerals instead of Roman numerals and the Fibonacci Sequence.

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The Incans used Quipi to record numerical information. The Quipi is a series of knots and numbers and there positions would tell about numbers and dates.

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Boolean algebra is devised by George Boole. Boolean algebra is key in the makings of electronics and digital formulas.