- The observatories of Radcliffe in Oxford and of Daniel S. Shank in the United States, the tower of the same name in Sevastopol and the Temple of the Winds in...
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- The tower of the winds from the north-east; There are sundials under the wind reliefs. Re-creation: Tower of the Winds in Sevastopol.
- The Tower of the Winds, also called horologion (timepiece), is an octagonal Pentelic marble clocktower on the Roman agora in Athens.
- Winds Tower The octagon tower without entrance, which served as ventilation shaft of the Sea Library book storage.
- There were eight Greek gods of the winds, the Anemoi, and they had their own ingenious Tower of the Winds in Athens.
- The Tower of the Winds in Athens served as the prototype for the Radcliffe Observatory in Oxford and the tower of the same name in Sevastopol.
- The following description of the Tower of the Winds comes from the Seyahatname of Evliya Celebi written in 1668.Bulunamadı: sevastopol
- ..."St. Vladimir's Cathedral", "Tower of the Winds", "Victory Park", "Sapun Mountain", museums: the Black Sea Fleet, the Sevastopol Art Museum, etc.