This Sumerian tablet (3200–2900 BCE) records the calculation of five fields, dividing the land: 2/3 for the EN (“lord”), the rest split among others.
The world’s first spreadsheets weren’t digital—they were clay.
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This Sumerian tablet (3200–2900 BCE) records the calculation of five fields, dividing the land: 2/3 for the EN (“lord”), the rest split among others.
The world’s first spreadsheets weren’t digital—they were clay.
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