Antikythera Mechanism replica in scale 1:2, with booklet

Non-functional Replica of the Antikythera Mechanism – A Masterpiece of Ancient Technology Scale: 1:2 (Half size of the original) - This exquisite replica of the Antikythera Mechanism is a meticulously crafted, scaled-down reproduction of the original artifact, made with premium materials: wood, anodized aluminum in an elegant bronze finish, and gold-plated hypoallergenic metal. Every inscription on the replica is an exact copy of those found on the original mechanism, providing a highly accurate visual representation. Please note: This is a non-functional decorative model. It does not include gears or mechanical components. Instead, it is designed to capture the aesthetic and historical significance of the original artifact, making it a perfect centerpiece for your home or office. - A Unique Gift for Enthusiasts of History and Science Ideal for astronomers, archaeologists, engineers, and lovers of ancient technology, this replica is a timeless gift that combines history, science, and craftsmanship. - Includes an Informative Booklet Each replica comes with a 26-page informative booklet filled with fascinating details about the history, purpose, and operation of the Antikythera Mechanism. This booklet has been carefully reviewed by the Antikythera Mechanism Research Team of Aristotle University and the University of Macedonia (Thessaloniki, Greece), ensuring its scientific accuracy. - The Antikythera Mechanism: A Marvel of Ancient Engineering Known as the world’s first analog computer, the Antikythera Mechanism is as pivotal to the history of technology as the Parthenon is to architecture. Constructed between 150-200 BCE, it was an advanced tool for its time, used to calculate the positions of the Sun, Moon, and possibly planets. It could predict lunar phases, eclipses, and even the dates of the Panhellenic Games. Its exterior featured intricate inscriptions on its front and back panels, showcasing astronomical, geographical, and technological knowledge. Own a piece of history and celebrate one of humanity’s greatest technological achievements!