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The paper contains mathematical-geographical and topographical analysis of   the medieval XI century church of the Holy Cross in the city of Nin   (Croatia). The motive for performing the analysis was a widely accepted   opinion, which was based on the statements presented in the book “Number of   the Light” (Pejaković, 1978) - that the orientation of the church has a   solar meaning, or, more precisely, that the obvious irregularities in the   construction of the church were a result of the master builder’s intention   to create a building which would simultaneously serve as a house of prayer,   a calendar and a sundial. However, the results of this analysis do not prove   this tempting story: the orientation of the church of the Holy Cross is   dictated by the orientation of the surrounding earlier buildings, in the   midst of which the church was constructed, while the distortions of the   ground plan are a consequence of the medieval master builder’s lack of   education (and not of his intention to adapt the ground plan to the geometry   of the Sun). Although it is a misperception, the theory on the solar meaning   of orientation of the church of the Holy Cross is not completely without   meaning: for the first time on the territory of ex Yugoslavia, this theory   drew attention to the importance of investigating the meaning of orientation   of medieval churches

Mathematical-geographical analysis of orientation of church of the Holy Cross in Nin