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Urnfield Numerals

Urnfield Numbers :     Urnfield culture was around 1200 BC. They followed quinary number system, that is base five. The numbers form 1 to 29 were found. 1 / 2 // 3 /// 4 //// 5 \ 6 /\ 7 //\ 8 ///\ 9 ////\ 10 \\ 11 /\\ 12 //\\ 13 ///\\ 14 ////\\ 15 \\\ 16 /\\\ 17 //\\\ 18 ///\\\ 19 ////\\\ 20 \\\\ 21 /\\\\ 22 //\\\\ 23 ///\\\\ 24 ////\\\\ 25 \\\\\ 26 /\\\\\ 27 //\\\\\ 28 ///\\\\\ 29 ////\\\\\ The units digit are represented with a stroke from the top-right to the bottom-left '/' and the fifths place with a stroke from the top-left to the bottom-right '\'. Only till numeral 29 were to be found.

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Sumerian Numerals

Sumerian Numbers :     As the history told, the sumerians might have been invented their writing during 4th to 2nd millennia BC. Their number systems was a base 60 or sexagesimal system. The sumerian number system consists only two numerals, the one and ten. Their place value system is read from the right, increased by a factor of 60. 1 10 Example: The below example will help you to know the Arabic(base ten) number represented in sumerian: The above example is represented as: 10 + 1 + 1      1 + 1 + 1      10 12 x 602      3 x 601      10 x 600 12 x 3600 + 3 x 60 + 10 43200 + 180 + 10 = 43390 The main drawback of the sumerian number system is the way to represent zero is not mentioned. Example: The below example cannot be identified what kind of representation it makes, whether 342, 3420, 3402, or any other number variation, somehow it will intend to have some meaning from the context.

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Roman Numerals

Roman Numbers :     Roman numerals were originated in ancient Rome. It is based on certain letters which are given values as numerals. Roman Numerals are widely used nowadays, in clocks, books, numberlists, etc.,. 1 I 2 II 3 III 4 IV 5 V 6 VI 7 VII 8 VIII 9 IX 10 X 11 XI 12 XII 13 XIII 14 XIV 15 XV 16 XVI 17 XVII 18 XVIII 19 XIX 20 XX 21 XXI 22 XXII 23 XXIII 24 XXIV 25 XXV 26 XXVI 27 XXVII 28 XXVIII 29 XXIX 30 XXX 31 XXXI 32 XXXII 33 XXXIII 34 XXXIV 35 XXXV 36 XXXVI 37 XXXVII 38 XXXVIII 39 XXXIX 40 XL 41 XLI 42 XLII 43 XLIII 44 XLIV 45 XLV 46 XLVI 47 XLVII 48 XLVIII 49 XLIX 50 L 51 LI 52 LII 53 LIII 54 LIV 55 LV 56 LVI 57 LVII 58 LVIII 59 LIX 60 LX 61 LXI 62 LXII 63 LXIII 64 LXIV 65 LXV 66 LXVI 67 LXVII 68 LXVIII 69 LXIX 70 LXX 71 LXXI 72 LXXII 73 LXXIII 74 LXXIV 75 LXXV 76 LXXVI 77 LXXVII 78 LXXVIII 79 LXXIX 80 LXXX 81 LXXXI 82 LXXXII 83 LXXXIII 84 LXXXIV 85 LXXXV 86 LXXXVI 87 LXXXVII 88 LXXXVIII 89 LXXXIX 90 XC 91 XCI 92 XCII 93 XCIII 94 XCIV 95 XCV 96 XCVI 97 XCVII 98 XCVIII 99 XCIX 100 C 200 CC 300 CCC 400 CD 500 D 600 DC 700 DCC 800 DCCC 900 CM 1000 M An accurate way to write the roman numbers is to first take the thousands, hundreds, tens and units. Example: 1999, one thousand is M, nine hundred is CM, ninety is XC, nine is IX. Combine all these: MCMXCIX

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Roman Numerals

Roman Numbers :     Roman numerals were originated in ancient Rome. It is based on certain letters which are given values as numerals. Roman Numerals are widely used nowadays, in clocks, books, numberlists, etc.,. 1 I 2 II 3 III 4 IV 5 V 6 VI 7 VII 8 VIII 9 IX 10 X 11 XI 12 XII 13 XIII 14 XIV 15 XV 16 XVI 17 XVII 18 XVIII 19 XIX 20 XX 21 XXI 22 XXII 23 XXIII 24 XXIV 25 XXV 26 XXVI 27 XXVII 28 XXVIII 29 XXIX 30 XXX 31 XXXI 32 XXXII 33 XXXIII 34 XXXIV 35 XXXV 36 XXXVI 37 XXXVII 38 XXXVIII 39 XXXIX 40 XL 41 XLI 42 XLII 43 XLIII 44 XLIV 45 XLV 46 XLVI 47 XLVII 48 XLVIII 49 XLIX 50 L 51 LI 52 LII 53 LIII 54 LIV 55 LV 56 LVI 57 LVII 58 LVIII 59 LIX 60 LX 61 LXI 62 LXII 63 LXIII 64 LXIV 65 LXV 66 LXVI 67 LXVII 68 LXVIII 69 LXIX 70 LXX 71 LXXI 72 LXXII 73 LXXIII 74 LXXIV 75 LXXV 76 LXXVI 77 LXXVII 78 LXXVIII 79 LXXIX 80 LXXX 81 LXXXI 82 LXXXII 83 LXXXIII 84 LXXXIV 85 LXXXV 86 LXXXVI 87 LXXXVII 88 LXXXVIII 89 LXXXIX 90 XC 91 XCI 92 XCII 93 XCIII 94 XCIV 95 XCV 96 XCVI 97 XCVII 98 XCVIII 99 XCIX 100 C 200 CC 300 CCC 400 CD 500 D 600 DC 700 DCC 800 DCCC 900 CM 1000 M An accurate way to write the roman numbers is to first take the thousands, hundreds, tens and units. Example: 1999, one thousand is M, nine hundred is CM, ninety is XC, nine is IX. Combine all these: MCMXCIX

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Cyrillic Numerals

Cyrillic Numbers :     The Cyrillic number system was used in Russia, on 1700s. Their system was based on Quasi-decimal. It is based on Ionic Number System. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 Example: 1999 is represented as below:

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Counting Rods Numerals

Counting Rods Numbers :     Counting Rods were used by the mathematicians in China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. It was used by ancient chinese for more than 2000 years. It represent digits by the number of rods. Positive Numbers: Value Vertical Horizontal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Negative Numbers: Value Vertical Horizontal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 It represent digits by the number of rods. Red rods represent positive numbers and black rods represent negative numbers. Examples: 123 1234 -567 -5678

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