The Antikythera Mechanism is a 2000 year old computer
115 years ago, divers found a piece of gold on a Greek island. It changed our understanding of human history. One hundred and fifteen years ago, an archaeologist was examining artifacts found in a 2,000-year-old shipwreck off the Greek island of Antikythera. Among the precious objects of the ruins — beautiful vases and pots, jewels, bronze statues of ancient philosophers — are the most diverse: the process of making jewelry and playing instruments in place of the mantel clock scale. Archaeologists have called the tool the Antikythera Tool. A modern reconstruction of the mechanism. LOUISA GOULIAMAKI/AFP/Getty Images ππ¬π¦π«π¦π«π€ π ππ―π¦π±π¦π«π€ βπ¬πͺπͺπ²π«π¦π±πΆ π ππ« ππ’ ππ« π’π΅π±π―π’πͺπ’π©πΆ π₯π’π©ππ£π²π© π±π¬π¬π© π£π¬π― π΄π―π¦π±π’π―π°. ππ₯π’π°π’ π€π―π¬π²ππ° ππ―π’ π π¬πͺππ¬π°π’π‘ π¬π£ π π‘π¦π³π’π―π°π’ π€π―π¬π²π π¬π£ π΄π―π¦π±π’π―π° π΄π₯π¬ π π¬πͺπ’ π±π¬π€π’π±π₯π’π― π±π¬ π‘π¦π°π π²π°π° π±π₯π’ π π―ππ£π±. βπ« ππ‘π‘π¦π±π¦π¬π« π±π¬ π₯π’π©ππ¦π«π€ π«π’π΄ π΄...