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What did the Egyptians invent that helped them distribute water among the land?
They invented the "shadouf" to help them distribute water across the land.
What does shadouf?
A 'shadouf' is an ancient irrigation technique comprising of a bucket on a long counter-weighted arm that the farmer swings down into the water and over to the field - it is still used today.
What does shadouf mean?
A 'shadouf' is an ancient irrigation technique comprising of a bucket on a long counter-weighted arm that the farmer swings down into the water and over to the field - it is still used today.
What is the shadouf used for?
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What device is made of sticks and a stone that the egyptians used to move water?
Shadouf
What is the shadouf?
The [shadouf] is a simple tool requiring the presence from two to four men. It is composed of a long suspended pole maintained by a weight at an end and equipped with a bucket attached at the other end. This bucket is designed to raise nearly two meters of water. It can irrigate a little more than one third of acre in 12 hours.
How did ancient Egyptians use technology to help them survive?
they used a bucket -lifter called shadouf (shah DOOF) . They used a form of tecnology called irrigation
When were the catapults first made?
that is a hard question. but i believe the first proper catapults were invented by the Greeks in 400 B.C . but the thing is you have menny other country/nations that have there own like the shadouf of Egypt . it was the shadouf that most were based of of. so in a tecnical way you could say the people of Egypt. and the Chinese. have thair own form of catapult aswell.
What did the farmers in the ancient Egyptian use to fill there buckets with river water?
The [shadouf] is a simple tool requiring the presence from two to four men. It is composed of a long suspended pole maintained by a weight at an end and equipped with a bucket attached at the other end. This bucket is designed to raise nearly two meters of water.
How does a shadouf work?
There was a beam with a pail at one end, like a lever, small rocks in the pail would make it go down in the Nile,once filled with water,they attached a massive rock, which the pail on the other side,went up,and they got water.(Seems like a lot,but it's actually really simple.)
Who invented the abacus when it was invented why it was invented and who invented it?
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How did Egyptian farmers water their crops?
They built a series of canals Most nile irrigation takes the form of "flood irrigation" rises (annually) in flood. they also used a counterbalanced device called a "shadouf" to rise water to irrigation trenches when thelevel of the river had dropped-again these are still in use in some rural areas around the river.
