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People had many ways of telling time long before mechanical clocks were developed. Prehistoric man probably watched the movements of the sun and the changing shadows on the ground to measure time. Sundials, developed as early as 2000 B.C. in Babylon, were the earliest instruments for telling time. The sun’s movement from east to
