Something like that but definitly no projection dial because no dial is projected.
How would you call the meridianlines that can be found in some churches? They are in fact sundials with a hole in the roof as tip of the gnomon and only the noonline drawn on the floor.
Thibaud

At 17:14 15-10-2006, John Carmichael wrote:
Would it be more correct to call it an "aperture nodus dial" instead of a projection dial?
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But this is not a projection stained glass Sundial. It is a special form of a horizontal sundial as far as I can see.
Thibaud Chabot

At 10:36 14-10-2006, tony moss wrote:
John Cramichael wrote:

>I thought you may like to see a large new stained glass projection sundial
>installed in the roof and floor of the Montlake Public Library in Seattle

What a wonderful idea, which really brings the notion of telling time by
the sun into a very public arena in such a beautiful way.

Thanks for sharing John.

Tony M.
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