Äquatorialsonnenuhren in Albanien
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http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:bsz:16-ak-754485 (PDF (Deutsch))
Abstract
Equatorial sundials belong to the earliest sundials of Greco-Roman time. The article shows how one recognises an equatorial sundial, and which are known, including multi-faced dials which have at least one equatorial face. The datable equatorial dials are probably all Hellenistic, the multi-faced dials belongs to the Roman Empire, too. Two findings from Albania are described in more detail, a new one from Dyrrhachium, the modern Durrës, and one from Dimale, which was published in an unsatisfactory way till now. It is a remarkable multi-faced dial, the inscription of which quotes the words of Apollodoros of Athens: »It is easy to criticise but hard to be better«.
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2020-09-03
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de
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