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First data storage system more than 5,000 years old
Scientists claim the world's first storage system are record-keeping clay balls from Mesopotamia.
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World's 'first data storage system' discovered
Prehistoric CDs! Scientists have discovered the world's "very first data storage system" - 5,500-year-old clay balls unearthed in Iran that were used for record-keeping in Mesopotamia.
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Madrid's blue 'Smurf' clay draws mixed reviews before debut
Novak Djokovic complains the blue clay makes it hard to judge the ball's bounce, while Rafael Nadal calls the surface a mistake. Maria Sharapova think it's unique, while a Canadian tennis player has called it slippery "Smurf" clay.
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First data storage system more than 5,000 years old
Scientists claim the world's first storage system are record-keeping clay balls from Mesopotamia.
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World's 'first data storage system' discovered
Prehistoric CDs! Scientists have discovered the world's "very first data storage system" - 5,500-year-old clay balls unearthed in Iran that were used for record-keeping in Mesopotamia.
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Madrid's blue 'Smurf' clay draws mixed reviews before debut
Novak Djokovic complains the blue clay makes it hard to judge the ball's bounce, while Rafael Nadal calls the surface a mistake. Maria Sharapova think it's unique, while a Canadian tennis player has called it slippery "Smurf" clay.
