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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 13 (1893) (1893)

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its yearly motion around all been found in bogs, as have also so many others sitions were performed. It was indescribably inter- the sun, at the same time turning on its axis as in its of the old treasures contained in that interesting mu- esting to listen to the performance of an air from one… … years ago, and watch will be kept “LURS” IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM IN BRONZE over it night and day. All very well! As to the short days. The small figures, A and B, represent re- COPENHAGEN, “durs,” we shall see. J. PEDERSEN- BJERGAARD. movable cones by means of which shadows may be imi- Copenhagen,…

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