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Hi Peter,
A descriptive name which is sometimes attached to dials like this is
'analemmic', i.e. it has analemmas instead of hour lines but it is not
an analemmatic dial.
Regards,
John
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From: "Peter Mayer" <a1000...@adelaide.edu.au>
To: "Sundial List" <sundial@uni-koeln.de>
Sent: Monday, 16 Aug, 21 At 06:00
Subject: Does this type of dial have a name?
Hi,
A friend recently returned from Port Augusta and sent me photos
of a dial in the Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden
(attached). The Garden describes it as a 'Projection Dial', but
clearly that isn't a unique name for this form of sundial with
EOT corrections for each hour. The earliest example I've seen
described is the vertical dial by Père Ildephonse at the Convent
Cimiez-Sur-Nice (the illustration is from Cousins' Sundials
which dates from c. 1876. Is this the earliest example of such a
dial? And, again: does it have a unique name?
best wishes,
Peter
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