Sending again with different link: Any idea of what these stone circles in a South wall could be?

Dear all, My apologies. The dropbox link I sent in my previous message seems not to work. I also apologize for those who dislike having to enter in a website to have a look to some photographs which may interest them very little. I do not know other alternative way to send 10 photographs to a huge

Azimuth circles - definition

Hello Fritz No responses so far, but maybe there are few people who can cast their mind back to sundial terminology from the 16th century (at least not from lifetime experience)! The earlier response I received, from Frank King, is delightful but really a misunderstanding. This was my fault becau

Re: Any idea of what these stone circles in a South wall could be?

Link to photos did not work. Please check link. -Bill On Thu, Jan 10, 2019 at 6:29 AM Azucena Hernandez < azucena.hernandezpe...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear all, > > This is my first message to this mailing list and I do it under the > suggestion of John Davis from the UK. My filed of research wit

Any idea of what these stone circles in a South wall could be?

Dear all, This is my first message to this mailing list and I do it under the suggestion of John Davis from the UK. My filed of research within the University Complutense of Madrid is astrolabes in al-Andalus and Medieval Spain and my knowledge on sundials is not that high. The reason of this mess