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Here is my morse code (TRY PLEAZEEEEEEEEE)  :

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I liked the one about Dot and Line tallying because i thought it was very interesting because they used dots to count 1-4 and they connected the dots with a line from 5-8 and they used a diagonal line for 9 and 10.

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I like the How to count a cows,
because nomal we don really know how to count and l think this is somethings l am interesting to try and learn more .

My Morse code
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The most interesting page was page eighty three. In one of the paragraphs, it said in 1974 that an observatory in Puerto Rico tried to contact UFO's with Morse code. The code contained where our planet, Earth, is, about human DNA, and a map of the solar system.

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I like the how to track time bit because I find it amazing that the people before us actually
used the moon as a calender.

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I was really interested and suprised by how they use roman numerals for a lot of things,
like solving equations and also you can get different types of watches that have Roman numeral number in it as well.

I had found about how you can use tally marks for loads of stuff that I could imagine for example, you can use the tally marks for showing what size the moon is and also how you can track time using the moon like a calendar!

You can even use tally mars for how many animals there are so you can find which one is the biggest and has the most tally marks.

The tally marks page is: page 10
The Roman numerals page is: page 18

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The most interesting page was page 60 that showed how to tell coordinates and showed me pictures that made me understand better.
In addition to that it showed how to do negative numbers for coordinates. My 2nd favourite one would be Ancient Numbers and it helped learn about how to do Ancient Numbers.      Try my morse code  .... .. / - .... . / .--. . .-. ... --- -. / ... . -. -.. .. -. --. / -.-- --- ..- / - .... .. ... / .. ... / - .-. -.-- .. -. --. / - --- / ... .- -.-- / -.-- --- ..- / .--- ..- ... - / .-- .- ... - . -.. / -.-- --- ..- .-. / - .. -- .

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I like this because its nice that they where considerate about people that don't have as money as the richer people (The person on the right). And the book explains it really well so i can understand.

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I liked the one about commputing

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Topic: I found the "HOW TO KEEP SECRETS" topic most interesting.

Because it is related to math (yes it is!) about patterns, sequences and reverse thinking mindset 😛 If you study Computer Science in the university, you might learn more about them!

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