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Egyptians along the Nile drawing water with a shadoof a counterbalanced device used since ancient times. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMA36R9N–Egyptians along the Nile drawing water with a shadoof a counterbalanced device used since ancient times. Hand-colored woodcut

Egyptian man using a shadoof (historic irrigation tool) at Dr Ragab's Pharaonic Village (Living History Museum) in Cairo, Egypt Stock Photo

RMBK46HC–Egyptian man using a shadoof (historic irrigation tool) at Dr Ragab's Pharaonic Village (Living History Museum) in Cairo, Egypt

RMG3BEK3–EGYPTIAN SHADOOF

Egyptian shadoof or shaduf, an early irrigation tool. A long pole with a bucket attached to the end of it was used to take water from a lake and deposit it on land. After a work by J. Macfarlane. From a contemporary print c.1935. Stock Photo

RMTWGD8C–Egyptian shadoof or shaduf, an early irrigation tool. A long pole with a bucket attached to the end of it was used to take water from a lake and deposit it on land. After a work by J. Macfarlane. From a contemporary print c.1935.

RMD89DA6–Egyptian Shadoof

735 Gulf of Suez, looking out from 'Ayún Músa. These complicated wheels and spars are a mixture of Egyptian shádoof and sâkiyeh (water-wheel), by which the precious water is raised from the (NYPL b10607452-80721) Stock Photo

RMPBKBRM–735 Gulf of Suez, looking out from 'Ayún Músa. These complicated wheels and spars are a mixture of Egyptian shádoof and sâkiyeh (water-wheel), by which the precious water is raised from the (NYPL b10607452-80721)

Egyptian Shadoof - Irrigation system on the River Nile Stock Photo

RMDRJM6N–Egyptian Shadoof - Irrigation system on the River Nile

Old Shaduf for irrigation on the Nile River, Egypt. Old 19th century engraved illustration from La Nature 1886 Stock Photo

RM2XG6FR9–Old Shaduf for irrigation on the Nile River, Egypt. Old 19th century engraved illustration from La Nature 1886

Egyptian men using a shadoof (a historic irrigation tool) at Dr Ragab's Pharaonic Village (A Living History Museum) in Cairo Stock Photo

RMBK46H9–Egyptian men using a shadoof (a historic irrigation tool) at Dr Ragab's Pharaonic Village (A Living History Museum) in Cairo

Engraving of an Egyptian peasant using a shadoof to draw water for irrigation, from a publication circa 1900 Stock Photo

RM2H4H26W–Engraving of an Egyptian peasant using a shadoof to draw water for irrigation, from a publication circa 1900

Modern painted Egyptian Hajj Mural in Luxor, Egypt. Stock Photo

RM2PM8YF4–Modern painted Egyptian Hajj Mural in Luxor, Egypt.

An engraving depicting a Shadoof used in Egypt. The shadoof was an irrigation tool. Dated 19th century Stock Photo

RM2A263B1–An engraving depicting a Shadoof used in Egypt. The shadoof was an irrigation tool. Dated 19th century

illustration of men using a shadoof to irrigate crops in ancient Egypt from a set of school posters used for social studies, c 1930 Stock Photo

RM2F74Y2C–illustration of men using a shadoof to irrigate crops in ancient Egypt from a set of school posters used for social studies, c 1930

An engraving depicting a shadoof in use in Egypt. The shadoof was used for irrigation at least as early as 1500 BC. Dated 19th century Stock Photo

RMRJADNJ–An engraving depicting a shadoof in use in Egypt. The shadoof was used for irrigation at least as early as 1500 BC. Dated 19th century

An Egyptian farmer at a shadoof (irrigation device) on a field in boots. [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2X0GXYF–An Egyptian farmer at a shadoof (irrigation device) on a field in boots. [automated translation]

Engraving depicting the raising of water by means of a shadoof. A shadoof is a pole with a bucket and counterpoise used especially in Egypt for raising water. Dated 19th Century Stock Photo

RMKJ1KXM–Engraving depicting the raising of water by means of a shadoof. A shadoof is a pole with a bucket and counterpoise used especially in Egypt for raising water. Dated 19th Century

Shadoof, Egyptian apparatus to move water, 1885 Stock Photo

RMT6AEW8–Shadoof, Egyptian apparatus to move water, 1885

Replica of an ancient Egyptian village with a shadoof or shaduf, irrigation tool. The shadoof was an early tool used in irrigation by the ancient Egyptians who lived along the Nile River and the Mesopotamians. Stock Photo

RM2A255K9–Replica of an ancient Egyptian village with a shadoof or shaduf, irrigation tool. The shadoof was an early tool used in irrigation by the ancient Egyptians who lived along the Nile River and the Mesopotamians.

Gulf of Suez, looking out from 'Ayún Músa These complicated wheels and spars are a mixture of Egyptian shádoof and sâkiyeh (water-wheel), by which the precious water is raised from the Colonel Wilson, edGulf of Suez, looking out from 'Ayún Músa. These complicated wheels and spars are a mixture of Egyptian shádoof and sâkiyeh (water-wheel), by which the precious water is raised from the wells. Stock Photo

RM2AC52J2–Gulf of Suez, looking out from 'Ayún Músa These complicated wheels and spars are a mixture of Egyptian shádoof and sâkiyeh (water-wheel), by which the precious water is raised from the Colonel Wilson, edGulf of Suez, looking out from 'Ayún Músa. These complicated wheels and spars are a mixture of Egyptian shádoof and sâkiyeh (water-wheel), by which the precious water is raised from the wells.

Cairo, Egypt. 18th Mar, 2018. An Egyptian actor simulates using shadoof at the Pharaonic Village park in Cairo, Egypt, March 18, 2018. Founded by Dr. Hassan Ragab, the first Egyptian Ambassador to the People's Republic of China, the Pharaonic Village park is a theme park situated on the west bank of Nile River in Cairo. In addition to numbers of museums, exhibition halls here, the performance by actors and actresses simulating daily activities and arts of the ancient Egyptians makes the park a 'living museum' of ancient Egyptian life. Credit: Meng Tao/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMM8PNRD–Cairo, Egypt. 18th Mar, 2018. An Egyptian actor simulates using shadoof at the Pharaonic Village park in Cairo, Egypt, March 18, 2018. Founded by Dr. Hassan Ragab, the first Egyptian Ambassador to the People's Republic of China, the Pharaonic Village park is a theme park situated on the west bank of Nile River in Cairo. In addition to numbers of museums, exhibition halls here, the performance by actors and actresses simulating daily activities and arts of the ancient Egyptians makes the park a 'living museum' of ancient Egyptian life. Credit: Meng Tao/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

EGYPT North Africa Middle East Nile Delta Ancient Shaduf Man using simple irrigation system on the bank of the River Nile Stock Photo

RMAYP8JE–EGYPT North Africa Middle East Nile Delta Ancient Shaduf Man using simple irrigation system on the bank of the River Nile

(180319) -- CAIRO, March 19, 2018 -- An Egyptian actor simulates using shadoof at the Pharaonic Village park in Cairo, Egypt, March 18, 2018. Founded by Dr. Hassan Ragab, the first Egyptian Ambassador to the People s Republic of China, the Pharaonic Village park is a theme park situated on the west bank of Nile River in Cairo. In addition to numbers of museums, exhibition halls here, the performance by actors and actresses simulating daily activities and arts of the ancient Egyptians makes the park a living museum of ancient Egyptian life. ) (yk) EGYPT-CAIRO-PHARAONIC VILLAGE PARK MengxTao PUB Stock Photo

RM2RNYGP9–(180319) -- CAIRO, March 19, 2018 -- An Egyptian actor simulates using shadoof at the Pharaonic Village park in Cairo, Egypt, March 18, 2018. Founded by Dr. Hassan Ragab, the first Egyptian Ambassador to the People s Republic of China, the Pharaonic Village park is a theme park situated on the west bank of Nile River in Cairo. In addition to numbers of museums, exhibition halls here, the performance by actors and actresses simulating daily activities and arts of the ancient Egyptians makes the park a living museum of ancient Egyptian life. ) (yk) EGYPT-CAIRO-PHARAONIC VILLAGE PARK MengxTao PUB

The shadoof in the oasis – 'The shadoof is a water machine used by the ancient Egyptians 4,000 years B.C. for drawing and raising water from a lower to a higher level”. Sinai, Egypt. 1930s. Stock Photo

RM2JFRXRK–The shadoof in the oasis – 'The shadoof is a water machine used by the ancient Egyptians 4,000 years B.C. for drawing and raising water from a lower to a higher level”. Sinai, Egypt. 1930s.

Raising water from the Nile, Nag Hammadi, Egypt, 1898. Fellaheen lifting water from the River Nile for irrigation using a shadouf. 'Wasser [?] Fellaheen bei Nagh-Aamadi. From "Rund um die Erde" [Round the Earth], written and illustrated by C. W. Allers. [Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, Stuttgart, 1898] Stock Photo

RM2AG0FR7–Raising water from the Nile, Nag Hammadi, Egypt, 1898. Fellaheen lifting water from the River Nile for irrigation using a shadouf. 'Wasser [?] Fellaheen bei Nagh-Aamadi. From "Rund um die Erde" [Round the Earth], written and illustrated by C. W. Allers. [Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, Stuttgart, 1898]

Upper Nile cruise - shadoof, an irrigation tool - it is highly efficient, and has been known since 3000 BCE. Archival scan from a slide. February 1985. Stock Photo

RM2T0TX0P–Upper Nile cruise - shadoof, an irrigation tool - it is highly efficient, and has been known since 3000 BCE. Archival scan from a slide. February 1985.