Despite the many wars, climate disasters, plagues and pandemics, some of the most important problems that lie in the eyes of the evolution of humanity.
We often give an account of it, but it is more accurate to take for a small chat from it the printing press, the father, the windmills, the glasses, the libraries and even the purchased paps . About these inventions, without which we cannot live a day, the site Medievalіѕtѕ.net reminds.
Mechanical watch
The name is a valuable pecypc. Although the method of measuring time has been known since ancient times, only through advanced technology has it been possible to create mechanical mirrors. They measure time more accurately and people can better organize their lives.
Printing press
The Chinese have known printing technology since the 11th century. Four centuries later, the German Johannes Gutenberg created the printing press, without which modern life would not be the same.
Gunpowder
The invention of the father is dated somewhere between the 10th and 11th centuries in China. It takes a lot of time before it is used, writes labrujulaverde.som. We know that the Mongols respected fathers throughout Europe, causing a revolution in military affairs.
Water and windmills
Man has been using mills since Neolithic times. Through the Panno, however, they become much more dirty. Many species have been created that differ from the construction.
The cafe
The tradition of drinking coffee arose in the Arabian Peninsula around the 15th century. For this purpose, in the Ottoman lands, special places – cafes – were built. They began to appear in Europe later, completely changing domestic customs and creating new ways of maintaining social contacts.
Glasses
Ethiopia does not remember who exactly invented glass glasses, but knows that they came into demand in Western Europe at the end of the 13th century. the problem is the closure and it is one of the most valuable.
Public libraries
It is believed that the first public library in the world was Malatėsta Novello in Cesena, Northern Italy. It opened for the second time in 1452.
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