Thursday, December 14, 2006

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Oxkutzcab Convent





The sundials of the convent of San Francisco, Oxkutzcab, Yucatán, dating from the seventeenth century and are in the cloister of the former convent. Currently only the walls remain where they were located the plates of the limbs, which have been lost.

Overview of the faculty for the restoration work done by the Department of Public Works of the State Government

quadrants are two direct to Septentrion (north) and west. Be restored following these guidelines and criteria do not apply correction for length or time zone, but according to the nature of the time of building these plots give the h local solar now.

Wall quadrant

Septentrion

Wall

direct dial setting

soon publish photos with the quadrants and restored

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Saturday, November 4, 2006

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WELCOME TO THE WEB sundial YUCATAN, MEXICO



This web page is dedicated to sundials exist in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, in a first attempt to identify, record, and where appropriate, protect sundials of this region.

Any collaboration is welcome, please contact: M.
Architect Antonio Rodríguez Alcalá in
Arquirook@yahoo.com.mx

Website: http://mx.geocities.com/arquirook/index.htm

1. COLONIAL DIALS

A. EX CONVENT OF THE ASSUMPTION, MAMA, Yucatan


Overview

faculty


Panoramic with the three existing quadrants


Overview of the three watches direct to the east, south and

west vertical
Southern Watch. The gnomon is missing

Watch

direct vertical lift. The gnomon is missing paths and schedules, which are graffiti on the stucco finish, are in danger of being lost.

direct vertical clock to West. The gnomon is missing.

watches are forthcoming existing historic buildings in the following:

  1. Ex Convent of San Antonio de Padua, Izamal
  2. former convent of San Miguel Archangel, Peanut
  3. former convent of San Pablo, Teabo
  4. Ex Convent of San Francisco, Oxkutzcab
  5. Merida Cathedral

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