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Home > News > Microscopic Remains of Dead Greek Scattered Throughout Midwest

April 1st, 2003

Microscopic Remains of Dead Greek Scattered Throughout Midwest

Abstract:
Democritus of Abdera lacked most of the rudiments of modern civilization: toilet paper, Walkmans and CNN. He lived about 2,500 years ago during the golden age of Greek scholarship. A pupil of Leucippus of Melitus, he extended his teacher's thinking about atoms formulating the idea of the eternal, unchanging and indestructible atom.

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