because it pulls up the bucket once it is filled with water enabling you to tip its contents onto the field.
Usually sticks, rope, a bucket made out of animal skin and a lump of mud or clay to act as the counterweight.
Yes, The Shaduf was used. A Shaduf is what the Egyptians used to collect water.
to counterbalance the weight of the water bucket and make for easier lifting
A shaduf is an irrigation tool. The shaduf is important for traditional water techniques.
what are the three parts of a shaduf
This is what a shaduf looks like
the shaduf. canals were dug from the crop area to the Nile and a shaduf was like a giant lever. it had a bucket attached to one end and a weight attached to the other to counterbalance the weight of the full bucket. it was mounted on two posts above the ground
the shaduf is an example of an inclined plane
i do not think this is a question that could be answered by anyone unless there is evidence between all the ancient Egyptian stuff about who made it which i do not think there is but who knows this world is full of surprises
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