Horological Meandering

Interesting post. Thanks Jack.

Mar 23, 2007,13:13 PM

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Something a little different: The 'Icarus' Sundial. . .

By: Jack Forster : March 23rd, 2007-06:05

A Modern Astrolabe: the Icarus Sundial by Helios Perhaps the truest ancestor of modern mechanical timepieces currently known to modern archaeology is the device known as the Antikythera Mechanism ( O m?chanismós t?n Antikyth?r?n ) which was discovered in ...

A breath of fresh air. Thanks. nt

By: J_Warden : March 23rd, 2007-08:46

wonderful

By: ei8htohms : March 23rd, 2007-09:11

Thank you Jack

By: AnthonyTsai : March 23rd, 2007-11:29

Thanks...

By: nickd : March 23rd, 2007-11:32

Thank you for a captivating report nt.

By: Lord_Arran : March 23rd, 2007-13:02

Interesting post. Thanks Jack.

By: Ronald Held : March 23rd, 2007-13:13

Fascinating, Jack..

By: yesjb : March 23rd, 2007-13:36

Marvelous article, Jack, and a refreshening view on the essentials ...

By: Marcus Hanke : March 24th, 2007-07:11

The report makes more sense >>

By: MTF : March 25th, 2007-07:34

Thanks Jack! The Icarus is like one of my high school science projects on super steroids.

By: mkt33 : March 25th, 2007-20:52

It's good to see innovation...

By: J.Chong : March 28th, 2007-01:20