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The Egyptian irrigation device, commonly known as the shaduf, is a hand-operated device used to lift water from a river or canal to irrigate fields. It consists of a long pole with a bucket on one end and a counterweight on the other, allowing farmers to efficiently raise water for agricultural purposes. This simple yet effective tool played a crucial role in ancient Egyptian agriculture, enabling the cultivation of crops in arid regions along the Nile River.

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