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In 650 AD, Persia (modern-day Iran) is believed to have had the earliest known windmills. These windmills were used to grind grain and pump water, utilizing the power of the wind to perform labor-intensive tasks. This innovation highlights the ingenuity of ancient Persian engineering and their ability to harness natural energy sources.
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What country had windmills in the year 650 ad?
Persia
What were windmills used for in olden times?
The windmill turned a large stone wheeled over a flat stone surface. Grain was placed on the surface in order to grind it. Such as wheat to make flour. Windmills were also used to pump water. Windmills in Ireland can be found in Skerries in Northen Dublin
What are large objects that originated in Persia around 650 ad?
WindMills -Cheenkee
What were windmills used for in the old days?
To pump waterTo grind cornTo power some kind of engine, like a sawmill.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_wind_power
What are some inventions of the 13th century?
•Silverpoint pen (a kind of early pencil) •Eye glasses •The mechanical clock •Spinning wheel •gunpowder formula. •Arabic numbering system introduced to the west •windmills
What country is famous for windmills and dikes?
Netherlands invented Dikes & Windmills
Which country are the windmills commonly associated with?
Historically, The Netherlands are commonly associated with windmills.
What European country is known for its windmills?
india
Country known as 'Land of Windmills'?
Netherlands.
Which european country has a lot of windmills?
Greenland
What country had windmills in the year 650 ad?
Persia
What country in Europe has windmills?
Germany and areas surrounding it.
What country has the windmills and wooden shoes in Europe?
The Netherlands
What country first came up with windmills?
Iran
What European country is known as the land of windmills?
spain
Which country is famous for clogs and has many windmills?
This country is Holland. It is situated in Europe.
What flat country is famous for windmills and cheese and clogs?
The Netherlands
