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2450 a.C
1650 a.C.
The Ahmes Papyrus.
This Egyptian scribe wrote, on a papyrus measuring 33 by 548 cm, an exposition of geometric content divided into five parts that cover: arithmetic, stereotomy, geometry and the calculation of pyramids.
600 a.C.
Tales de Mileto
It is said that he introduced geometry to Greece, a science that he learned in Egypt. His knowledge helped him discover important geometric properties.
He was born in 624 BC. C. Miletus (present-day Aydin, Türkiye)
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Pitágoras
He is credited with the study and
layout of the three first regular polyhedra: tetrahedron, hexahedron and octahedron.
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300 a.C
Euclides
His work "Elements of Geometry" is an extensive mathematical treatise in 13 volumes on subjects such as: plane geometry, incommensurable magnitudes and geometry of space.
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Euclid was born in Megara in 430 BC. c. according to the Julian calendar, and then moved to Athens, where he became a disciple of Socrates until his death.
500 d.C
Edad Media
During the Middle Ages, technical drawings were concentrated almost exclusively
exclusivity in building plans, almost always religious-military,the procedures used in them were very empirical, being done in the drawings, written numerous explanatory explanations.
1600 d.C
The Renaissance
At this time the painter, sculptor, architect,
engineer and inventor Leonardo da Vincí, of whom numerous technical drawings of devices and mechanical devices created by him
1746-1818
Modern Era
Gaspard Monge
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Jean Victor Poncelet
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One of the greatest milestones of this century is the development of standardization in graphic representation, due to the need to unify technical language.
In 1917, the DIN standards were created in Germany to unify and rationalize designs, measurements, symbols, etc.; In the first third of the century the first national standards organizations
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Technical Drawing in Antiquity
The first manifestation of technical drawing dates back to the year 2450 BC, in a construction drawing that appears sculpted on the statue of the Sumerian king Gudea, called The Architect
