Here I present: Gottlieb & Bowers, “1000 Years: 1000 People”, 1998, PART FIVE (V). INTRODUCTION. The printer Johannes Gutenberg ranked in the book by Gottlieb & Bowers, “1000 Years: 1000 People”, 1998 as the most influential person in the millennium. I wish to include Louis Braille’ for “Procedure for Writing Words, Music & Plainsong … Continue reading Gottlieb & Bowers, “1000 Years: 1000 People”, 1998, PART FIVE (V).
Gottlieb & Bowers, “1000 Years: 1000 People”, 1998, PART TWO (II) was the topic of an earlier blog post. Harrison Horblit, “100 Books Famous in Science”, 1964, PART TWO (II) was also the topic of an earlier blog post. Here I present: Gottlieb & Bowers, “1000 Years: 1000 People”, 1998, PART THREE (III). INTRODUCTION. Jean-Francois … Continue reading Gottlieb & Bowers, “1000 Years: 1000 People”, 1998, PART THREE (III).
Denise Schmandt-Besserat, “How Writing Came About”, 1992 was the topic of an earlier blog post. Here I presented: Gottlieb & Bowers, “1000 Years: 1000 People”, 1998, PART TWO (II). COMMENTS. ABOVE are three (3) pages from the book entitled: 1. “Where they lived”. 2. “When they lived”. 3. “How they lived”. “They lived” in … Continue reading Gottlieb & Bowers, “1000 Years: 1000 People”, 1998, PART TWO (II).
Here I present: Gottlieb & Bowers, “1000 YEARS: 1000 PEOPLE: Ranking the Men and Women who Shaped the Millennium”, 1998. INTRODUCTION. This book is a ranking of people in all areas of endeavor. The person who ranked number one (#1) was Johannes Gutenberg the printer. My list BELOW consists of other 100 “technical” persons besides … Continue reading Gottlieb & Bowers, “1000 Years: 1000 People”, 1998.
