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World's largest abacus, Science Museum, London, 23 January 2001.
Photo of World's largest abacus, Science Museum, London, 23 January 2001.

The world's largest abacus designed and built by the Interactive Development Unit at the Science Museum, London, photographed in 'The Basement' gallery of the museum. Built as part of 'Maths Year 2000', a government-funded campaign to promote a positive attitude towards mathematics. The abacus is 4.7 metres long, 2.2 metres tall and weighs 380 kilos.

Picture Reference: 10324623
Subject: NMSI MUSEUM VIEWS > Museums & Galleries: Science Museum (NMSI) > Interiors
Credit: Science Museum

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