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The British Museum will maintain possession of a rare astronomy tool from the 14th-century that helped scientists tell time after being outbid for the item last year.The astrolabe quadrant is a brass device that was selling at an auction last year, but the museum was initially lost out on its purchase.
The British Museum will maintain possession of a rare astronomy tool from the 14th-century that helped scientists tell time after being outbid for the item last year.The astrolabe quadrant is a brass device that was selling at an auction last year, but the museum was initially lost out on its purchase.
