'Well-tempered instruments: measuring and marking the hours of the day in early medieval England' by Roy Liuzza.

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Podcast of Professor Roy Liuzza's lecture as part of 'Conflicting Chronologies in the Pre-modern World: Measuring Time from Antiquity to the Middle Ages and Renaissance'.

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