Greek Sundials of Epirus

 Babylonians and Egyptians built sundials, while it is believed that Anaximander is one of the first to have built the Greek sundial. He is also credited with setting up a seasonal sundial in Sparta ANAXIMANDER'S SPARTAN SUNDIAL

In Epirus, Sundials with Greek inscriptions, are found on the outskirts of Berati, Dimali a Greek city, that later became a Roman protectorate.

Albanians, with a very developed fantasy, claim that the word Dimali means “two mountains (dy male-in Albanian). They were trained to say lies because the Albanian historians lied in order to deny the Greek history of North Epirus.

The word Dimali comes from the Greek word μαλλός and it means double fleece (or double sheep skin).

In Greek Mythology, there is the story of Chrysomallos.

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According to Hammond, N. G. L. article "The Illyrian Atintani, the Epirotic Atintanes, and the Roman Protectorate", Dimale, was possibly founded by King Pyrrhus of Epirus, or by settlers from the nearby Greek colony of Apollonia.

The Albanian researcher below, calls people of Dimali Greek only once, (on page 104) and then goes on to call everything Illyrian. However, he shows the Greek inscriptions in Dimali, but doesn’t show the pictures of the sundials found there. 

Organizimi politik e shoqëror i bashkësisë dimalite në shek. III-II p. e. sonë

Gjetje Epigrafike nga Dimali  (epigraphic findings at Dimali)

The Albanian researcher, mentions a treasure being found at Dimali, several Greek drachmas, with the head of Apollo, Artemis, and Athina.

Të dhëna numizmatike nga Dimali (numizmatic data from Dimali)

Discoveries at the City of Dimal

These are some pics of the sundials found at Dimali (Berati).

Sundials at Dimali have Greek writings on them.

Greek inscriptions on the rocks of Dimali. 

More Greek inscriptions at the vases found in the city of Dimali/Dimallas.

Another set of sundials was found in the Greek city of Dyrrachion today, Durres. Dyrrachion was a Greek city.