Connected Sites
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Inside the mosque
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Mamshit
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At Cabana fortress
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At the masons loge at the cathedral museum, formerly at the cathedral.
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At Falaj Al-Muyassar
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2 of them
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Reloj de Sol on Calle Las Damas: built in 1753. It is one of the oldest sundials in the Americas
See www.atlasobscura.com
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At Piazza delle Erbe in Mantua
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Sundial from 1777 on the wall of the courtyard of the Château de Montebello (Nomination file, p. 73)
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Equatorial sundial
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St Margaret's Church has 4 sundials. See description including how wall mounted sundials have to vary in type according to the direction of the wall they are placed on in this "Thames Sundial Trail" link (covers Sundials along the Thames Walk from Westminster to Greenwich)!
See www.sundials.co.uk
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Vertical sundial
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Forbidden City, Beijing: equatorial sundial
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Solar Disc at Sarmizegetusa Regia
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A monolith has been found that might have been used as a sundial
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On the south face of the south tower of the west façade, at the level of the western buttress, we can see a sundial, surmounted by the statue of an angel.
See upload.wikimedia.org
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Hofburg
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Sundial Garden
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see AB ev
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at St. Peter Monastery
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In the cloister of the novitiate of the Basilica of St. Anthony of Padua there is a sundial bearing the inscription "Your hour is always uncertain".
See it.wikipedia.org
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Globe dial
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La Petraia
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Because of its connections with ?time? Greenwich has several sundials. 2 modern ones within the inscribed area are Dolphin Sundial ? near the National Maritime Museum Tearooms. See Millennium Sundial at the Link provided. Situated near the boating lake in Greenwich Park. An interesting issue here is that, despite its recent installation, the sundial shows a GPS location of W 000? 00.093 . This represents a couple of metres and is due to an installation error ? though the exact meridian at Greenwich is also slightly ?out? when measured by GPS
See www.geograph.org.uk
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Nodus-based sundial - "The shadow of the cross-shaped nodus moves along a hyperbola which shows the time of the year,indicated here by the zodiac figures" (wiki)
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The Giant Sundial, known as the Samrat Yantra (The Supreme Instrument) is the world's largest sundial, standing 27 meters tall
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At the Citadel, dating from 1291
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At Shuri Castle. The sundial displayed high noon and the hours before and after that. A water clock was used by the Ryuykyans to tell the more precise time.
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Horizontal sundial made by the Dutch in front of Elmina castle
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At the facade of the Santa Maria Novella church
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Angbuilgudae (Pedestal of Hemerspherical Sundial) "Total of 10 Angubuilgu still exist. They can be found in Changgyeonggung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, Gyeongbokgung Palace, and Deoksugung Palace." - Korean Cultural Heritage 2 (2007) pg 169
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At the custodian's house (nom file)
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Several belfries have sundials: Abbeville, Amiens (Nomination file, p. 46, 47) The belfry of Aalst has a sundial dating from 1600 on its front.
See nl.wikipedia.org
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at the synagogue
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