Natural Knowledge in Preclassical Antiquity Sherril B. Gelmon Powers sets the record straight

Powers sets the record straight

Preachers are story-tellers

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Natural Knowledge in Preclassical Antiquity Sherril B. Gelmon Powers sets the record straightn describing the origins of modern ''science,'' historians often fail to appreciate or misread how the ancients understood and used significant expressions of ''natural knowledge.'' Few read the story of the cyclops, for example, as useful advice about where to travel and settle and where not to. Others search for ''lost Egyptian wisdom'' rather than see how the great pyramids of the Old Kingdom could be built with the simple tools and cumbersome