The first thing I would like to say before I start this paper on Thales is that when dealing with ancient Greek mathemetitions, any "facts" you may uncover are really just educated guesses. The reason for this is, because all records back then were kept on cuneiform tablets. These tablets just did not hold up well over time, and were destroyed before anyone could really make a lasting, permanent record of his life and studies. (2) …showed first 75 words of 815 total…

…showed last 75 words of 815 total…it's history. Not just Thales, but everyone important to the development and history of mathematics. Bibliography 1. Aleksandrov, A.D., Komogorov, M.A, and Lavrent'ev, M.A.--- Mathematics it's content methods and meaning. Volume One. Dorset Press New York; 1990. 2. Boyer, Carl B, A history of mathematics. John wiley and sons; 1989 3. Paulos, alan B., Beyond Numeracy; Ruminations of a numbers man. Alfred A Knopf New York; 1991 4. Hogben, Lancelot, Mathematics in the Making, Rathbone books limited, london: 1990