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  <record src="http://www.ingenious.org.uk/See/Scienceandtechnology/Mathematics/?target=SeeMedium&amp;ObjectID={4BE9C237-B34E-4297-F7BE-7446C7E9061D}&amp;s=S1&amp;viewby=images&amp;" type="object" site="Ingenious" id="70783" longitude="139.838287" latitude="37.487598" year="1975" yearTo="1978" country="Japan">
    <dc.date.created>1975-1978;</dc.date.created>
    <dc.description>Soroban, Japanese abacus with coloured plastic beads in cardboard case. The soroban has 1 bead above the bar and 4 beads below. It is used for calculations in base 10. The soroban was developed from the Chinese abacus which had 2 beads above the bar and 5 below for working in base 16.</dc.description>
    <dc.identifier>1978-112;</dc.identifier>
    <dc.rights>Science Museum/Science &amp; Society Picture
Library</dc.rights>
    <dc.subject>&gt; Science &amp; Technology 
&gt; Mathematics</dc.subject>
    <dc.title>Soroban, Japanese, 1975-1978.;</dc.title>
    <image>http://www.ingenious.org.uk/media/4.0_SAC/webimages/1032/5/10325642_2.jpg</image>
    <location.made>World &gt; Asia &gt; Japan</location.made>
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