PRINTWORKS Wood puzzle - Archimedes

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PRINTWORKS Wood puzzle - Archimedes - Puzzles - Other Materials

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Perhaps the oldest known mathematical puzzle, developed by the famous Greek mathematician Archimedes about 2 200 years ago. The puzzle consist of 14 pieces of various shapes and the objective is to combine the pieces forming a square. Mathematician Bill Cutler determined in 2003, with the help of a computer, that there are 536 unique ways of assembling it in a square shape. However it’s hard to find even one. How many do you think you are able to find? When not used, the puzzle is a decorative object in itself enhancing any space you chose to place it in. The frame is made of lacquered MDF and the pieces of FSC Certified Pinewood Material: FSC, acid free 80% paper 20% wood Height: 27 cm Width: 27 cm Depth: 2 cm Weight: 0,5 kg Colour: Multi

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Material
Other Materials
How It's Made
Machine-made
Where It's Made
mainland China
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No.4,750 - Recreation & Leisure  |  No.321 - Puzzles
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Perhaps the oldest known mathematical puzzle, developed by the famous Greek mathematician Archimedes about 2 200 years ago. The puzzle consist of 14 pieces of various shapes and the objective is to combine the pieces forming a square.

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