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As early civilizations developed, they came up with different ways of writing down numbers. Many of these systems, including Greek, Egyptian and Hebrew numerals, were essentially extensions of tally marks. The used a range of different symbols to represent larger values.

So, unbelievably, humans were writing numbers for several thousand years without being able to represent ?zero.? The numerals were adopted by Persian mathematicians in India, passed onto Arabs and thereby transmitted to Europe and are now known as ?Hindu-Arabic numerals.? Over the centuries?and even prior to the much ...

This basic Arabic numbers representation wasn't invented by Arabs; it originally was notated by the Hindu scholars of India. Derived from Sanskrit the alphabets are called the Brahmi numerals and the Brahmi numerals are called the early true Arabic numerals.

In the mid-to-late-fourth millennium BCE, numerical impressions used with bullae were replaced by numerical tablets bearing proto-cuneiform numerals impressed into clay with a round stylus held at different angles to produce the various shapes used for numerical signs.

A popular myth claims that the symbols were designed to indicate their numeric value through the number of angles they contained, but there is no contemporary evidence of this, and the myth is difficult to reconcile with any digits past 4.

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In the Number/Shape mnemonic, each number from 1-10 is assigned an image, based on its shape. You can pick anything that comes to mind, as long as it's not too similar to one of the other images you've chosen. For example: Candle, spear, stick.