lost because I 2)
(plan) to present the water
clock, but I 3)
(just/learn) that someone
else 4)
(work) on that topic since yesterday.
Which topics 5)
(not/choose) yet?
@bettyblue Hi Rob! Candle clocks 6)
(select)
by Julie, but after she 7)
(research)
them for a few hours, she decided to present the hourglass
instead. So candle clocks are available, but Julie's problem was
finding up-to-date resources. Although the passing of time
8)
(measure) with candles from Europe
to Japan before the invention of the mechanical clock, not a
lot 9)
(write) about candle clocks.
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uch
en
@jonas_j Hey Rob! I 10)
(look) for information
about candle clocks all night last night when I saw an article
about King Alfred the Great's candle clock. Of course, candle
clocks 11)
(use) by other people for decades
beforehand, but King Alfred's clock sounded rather interesting.
Perhaps you could base a section of your presentation on that?

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