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Cranks and Scholars

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Variations on Mass Production : The Case of Furniture Manufacture in the United States to 1940

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Contents of Former Volumes

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Jean Errard (1554–1610) and His Book of Machines : Le Premier Livre des instruments mathématiques méchaniques of 1584

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The German Miners at Keswick and the Question of Bismuth

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Space, Time and Innovation Characteristics : The Contribution of Diffusion Process Theory to the History of Technology

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Archimedes the Engineer Common English usage does not distinguish between engineer and technologist; nor does it distinguish between the professional engineer and the craftsman. The same term serves for both. It is, however, customary to name the branches of the subject, with the appropriate adjective being military (but naval architecture), civil, structural, aeronautical, etc. There are exceptions: it is building and fire technology, though fire engineering is also used. A distinction sometimes attempted is that a technologist applies scientific knowledge to engineering problems. On that definition, Archimedes was a technologist, but the phrase Archimedes the Engineer sounds better.

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Fire Technology ◽

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Heron of Alexandria’s On Automaton-Making

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From the Imperial-Royal Collection of Manufactured Products to the Museum of Technology and Industry in Vienna

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Moriscos and Marranos as Agents of Technological Diffusion

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Technological Diffusion

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