That's an interesting question. I'll be curious to hear what you find
out and/or figure out.

--- In platonicsolids@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Suttin
<homespun4homeschoolers@...> wrote:
>
> I recently attended a teacher workshop on math
> manipulatives. One of the activities was to figure
> out how many geometrically "unique" ways 8 cubes can
> be arranged with face-to-face connections. I have
> begun to catalog my results including the chiral
> (mirror-image)examples.
> My question is: Does there exist any kind of
> theorem for such an exercise that gives the total
> nuber of possibilities?
> Will appreceiate any responses.
> Dan Suttin
>
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