(10-04-2026, 03:12 PM)eggyk wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I found it on JSTOR, for what its worth. The original black and white photo was 1 of 12 images, including other true colour images and different angles. Unfortunately it does just say "France" for its creation site.
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So... I didn't realise this before, but the Sauvaget astrolabe actually appears to have "Engletiere" written in the middle. "Engletiere" does seem to be an old variant of the word Angleterre (England) in french.
It was only visible at a different angle or when the disc is seperated, and wasn't visible in our original image. Could the astrolabe actually have been from the normandy region, guernsey/jersey or actually Anglo-norman england? It may have just been assumed to be from france because of the french words.



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