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Aim
The aim of this space is to collect resources that give information about or point to evidence for contributions by non-Western science to our understanding of science today. We hope it will be useful for teachers of science, especially in UK schools.

Try Googling non-Western science and add your discoveries to the list

Space organiser is John Oversby

[|African science for Kids] [|Ancient Germanic science for Kids] [|Ancient West Asian science for Kids (Sumerian, Akkadian, Semitic, Phoenician, Scythian, etc.)] [|Chinese science] [|Chinese technology] [|Chinese science for Kids] [|Central Asian science for Kids (Mongolian, Ancient Russian, Turkic, Slavic, etc)] [|Inca science] [|Indian science and math for Kids] [|Islamic science for Kids] [|Hindu Science - Tamils] [|Egyptian science I] [|Egyptian science for kids] [|African indigenous science and knowledge systems] [|On-line modern science in africa] [|Native North American science for Kids] [|Native South American science for Kids] [|US African science in the school curriculum] [|Aboriginal science projects] [|Is aboriginal knowledge science?] [|Hideki Yukawa discovered the Pion in 1935]

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