The First Known Clock
Genealogy Tips by Jeannette Holland Austin
The first known clock in the world is the Karnak Clepsydra which was discovered in the famous Egyptian Museum in Cairo. This site is the largest assemblage of the natural treasures of Egypt. It dates to about 1400 B. C. Evidence continues to pile of concerning Egyptian learning and technology. Those of us who seek out the relics and genealogy of the past realize that as in the ancient past, there are more records to find in the recent past. Index to North Carolina Wills and Estates
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