Ancient Greek Inventions That Are Still Used Today

A lot of today's common tools and technology have origins way back in Ancient Greece. The Greeks were way ahead of their time in terms of science and technology. They invented many marvels such as the first robot, first computer, first alarm clock, etc.
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