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History of Mathematics(4309 clicks)
From Math Archives

History of Mathematics(3697 clicks)
Ancient to modern

History of Mathematics(2509 clicks)
Small site

Images of Mathematicians on Postage Stamps(976 clicks)
Updated regularly

Internet Resources for Latin America(2586 clicks)
From New Mexico State University

Mathematical Atlas(518 clicks)
A GATEWAY TO MODERN MATHEMATICS

Nobel Prize Winners and Famous Hungarians(2852 clicks)
"Did you know that the developers of the atomic bomb; the holograph; moon rover; Model T Ford; and the fathers of binary code, BASIC and computer programming; nuclear engineering; the California wine industry; the U.S. Cavalry; full-length motion pictures; and of the U.S. aerospace industry are all Hungarian-Americans? And what about Joseph Pulitzer, of "Pulitzer Prize" fame? He was responsible for raising the funds needed to erect the Statue of Liberty. The statue sat disassembled, with New York refusing to pay for construction. Pulitzer's idea was to place the name of anyone giving a donation for the project in his newspaper - now that's snob appeal! And can you believe there was a Hungarian King of Madagascar?"

Past Notable Women of Computing & Mathematics(2198 clicks)
Honoring the close connection between mathematics and computing, TAP provides information on pioneers in both areas.

The MacTutor History of Mathematics Archive(2276 clicks)
Biographies are among the features of this site