Memory as an Art and Science: An Exploration of the Artificial Memory

1 History of Memory 2 The Three Memory Principles 3 Basic Systems  Link System  (short lists)  Peg System & Journeys  (short lists)  The Roman Room  (unordered information) 4 Specific Uses  Languages 4 Number to Image System 5 Advanced Systems  More Numbers  Journeys  (long lists)  Large & Very Large Pegs  (long lists) 6 Memory Sports  Playing Cards   Random Numbers  Binary Numbers    7 Internet Links

This site contains an in-depth look at memory systems with which it is possible to perform amazing feats of memory. Throughout detailed examples and uses are given. This site contains an exploration of the artificial memory. The artificial memory is the classical term for the systems that are used to enhance the natural memory. Not sure where to start? Read the new to memory section. About the site and the author. Using this site The site follows a logical progression, beginning with history and then working through the systems in order of complexity. The WORKBOOK For those wanting to work through and learn the memory techniques in detail there are frequent exercises marked out by the gear icon: If beginning from scratch in memory then each of these exercises should be tackled well.   Downloads Useful files and documents are marked by the nut icon: Here is a link to a page of downloads.

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