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During the Dark Ages is Europe what scholars preserved and developed scholarly work?
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During the Dark Ages in Europe the scientific work of the ancient Greeks was preserved and further developed primarily by scholars in china?
No, Baghdad preserved and further developed this work.
Indian scholars developed the concept of zero during the?
A+ Gupta
Where do scholars get information about animals that lived during prehistoric times?
Fossils and other naturally preserved parts of their bodies.
Indian scholars developed the concept of zero during the Empire about 320?
A+ Gupta
Indian scholars developed the concept of zero during the Empire about 320 AD?
A+ Gupta
Indian scholars developed the concept of zero during the Empire about 320 AD.?
A+ Gupta
How did Europe receive the classical Greek and Roman works?
Most were lost during the Dark Ages, however much was preserved by Islamic scholars and restored during the Renaissance.
Indian scholars developed the concept of zero during the what Empire about 320 ad?
The Gupta Empire
What did Arab scholars preserve?
Arab scholars preserved and translated ancient Greek, Persian, and Indian texts during the Islamic Golden Age, contributing significantly to fields such as mathematics, astronomy, medicine, philosophy, and literature. They played a crucial role in transmitting this knowledge to Europe during the Middle Ages, helping spark the Renaissance.
What role did the Irish monasteries play during the Dark Ages?
They preserved scriptures such as the bible, and also secular literature, traditions, and history. Monasteries also served as a haven for scholars.
Who were the scholarly teachers during Jesus' time?
Rabbis
Who preserved the Ancient Greek literary classics?
Ancient Greek literary classics were mainly preserved by scholars and scribes during the Middle Ages in monasteries and libraries. One notable figure who contributed to this preservation was the Byzantine scholar Manuel Moschopulus, who copied and transcribed many ancient Greek texts.
