Changes: Archimedes

Archimedes
Biographical information
Physical description
Gender	Male
Behind-the-scenes information
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Revision as of 20:54, 17 December 2014

Archimedes in the left stall with his name on a sign overhead.

Archimedes was one of three horses named by Emmett Brown in 1885, along with Galileo and Newton.

History

Archimedes was named after the Ancient Greek mathematician Archimedes of Syracuse (c. 287 BC - c. 212 BC).

Archimedes and Galileo had stalls in Emmett's blacksmith shop between the door and Doc's refrigerator, with their names written on signs above the entrances to their stalls. He was the horse that Doc rode to chase after the train on September 7.^[1]

Appearances

Back to the Future Part III

Sources

Back to the Future Part III novelization (Name)

Notes and references

↑ Back to the Future Part III

[BTTF3n-1] Back to the Future Part III

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 ==History==
+Archimedes was named after the Ancient Greek mathematician Archimedes of Syracuse (c. 287 BC - c. 212 BC).
-Archimedes was named after the mathematician [[Archimedes (mathematician)|Archimedes]]. Archimedes and Galileo had stalls in Emmett's [[blacksmith]] shop between the door and [[Doc's refrigerator]], with their names written on signs above the entrances to their stalls. He was the horse that Doc rode to chase after the [[Locomotive 131|train]] on [[September 7]].<ref name="BTTF3n">''[[Back to the Future Part III]]''</ref>
+Archimedes and Galileo had stalls in Emmett's [[blacksmith]] shop between the door and [[Doc's refrigerator]], with their names written on signs above the entrances to their stalls. He was the horse that Doc rode to chase after the [[Locomotive 131|train]] on [[September 7]].<ref name="BTTF3n">''[[Back to the Future Part III]]''</ref>
 ==Appearances==