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English Imperial Units of Measurement
These are English Imperial units - not US units, some of which are defined differently. Some are still used but many are old and out of general use.
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Last updated: January 6, 2021
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| First submitted | April 3, 2013 |
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Malbaby
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Level 70
Aug 9, 2015
A trip into the past, interesting and although I got it I thought that Cubit was a biblical measurement not an Imperial measurement.
Berney
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Level 84
Jul 31, 2017
You're right that Cubit was an ancient measurement but it was standardised in the English system much later on. However to avoid further confusion, I've replaced 'cubit' by another unit.
JonOfKent
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Level 61
Jan 6, 2021
Since it says "ounce (avoirdupois)", can we also have "pound (troy)"?
Berney
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Level 84
Jan 6, 2021
Good idea, I've added that as an option, thanks.
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