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Star Clock of Ancient Egypt

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Night-time time via decans

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Night-time time via decans

by Эльдана Болаткызы
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Time at night was counted in parts corresponding to successive decans rising.

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It measured time using the phase of the Moon.

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The system relied on a cycle tied to the annual heliacal rising of stars, aligning with the solar year.

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It originated in ancient Greece, not Egypt.

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It used the heliacal risings of decan stars to tell time at night.

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It was widely used on water clocks in temples to show hours.

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The Star Clock reflects the integration of astronomy into Egyptian daily life and religious practice.

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It divided the night into 24 equal hours.

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The decans served as time markers during the night in ancient Egypt.

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It relied on sundials to tell time at night.

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