Archimedean Solids
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The 13 Archimedean solids are the only solids whose faces are composed of two or more distinct regular polygons placed in a symmetrical arrangement.
Contributed by: Eric W. Weisstein (September 2007)
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"Archimedean Solids"
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Published: September 28 2007
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