The Ancient Arabic units of measurement were widely used throughout the Ottoman Empire, taking up most of the Arabian peninsula. Measurements ranged from an assba (finger-length, approx. 2.25 cm) to a marhala (village-length, approx. 46 km). Cubits are among the more familiar names from the extensive list of measurements used in the Ancient Arabic units of measurement.
Probably in Arabia in ancient times. The Arabs were the first to introduce the concept of 'zero'.
they used there feet and other parts of their body
you can use your palm,handspan, and fore arm lenght
yes, in ancient times people used the tip of their finger to measure out an inch. they also used the length from the tip their finger to the other tip of their finger to measure the persons height.
Ancient Greek is the basic unit used to measure liquid. Ancient Greek can change location and epoch.
they used a seismograph
Parts of the body and statues were used as measurements for length. Weights were made out f stone, bronze, or pottery.
Egypt, in ancient times.
ancient egyptains used the nilometer to measure the water in the nile river
The time-measuring devices used in ancient times include chronometers and hourglasses. These were commonly used by explorers in their voyages.
In Ancient Times
in ancient times