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    When Rome Ran on Water Clocks: An Ancient Daily Schedule

    Dominic MuellerDominic Mueller
    Imagine a world without atomic clocks, precise digital readouts, or even standardized hours. A world where the very concept of "time" fluctu...

    When Rome Ran on Water Clocks: An Ancient Daily Schedule

    Imagine a world without atomic clocks, precise digital readouts, or even standardized hours. A world where the very concept of "time" fluctu

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    Dominic Mueller

    About Dominic Mueller

    Dominic Mueller is a German director for television and film with a deep fascination for time and time measurement. When he's not behind the camera crafting compelling visual stories, he explores the intricate world of temporal perception and timekeeping. Based in the beautiful city of Cologne, Germany, Dominic shares his life with his girlfriend and their beloved dog, Nala, finding inspiration in both the precise mechanics of time and the fleeting moments that make life meaningful.

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