A shadoof is a device used to gather water with a pivoted stick and a bucket attached to the end of it.
In ancient Egypt some resources that they used was papyrus, the Nile river, and decorative stone and gypsom used in the making of plaster.
The ancient Egyptians usually used irrigation systems to transport water from rivers.They used a Shaduf - a bucket on a rope attached to a weighted pole which allows the bucket to be lowered into the river then raised and poured into irrigation channels.
the pyramids,papyrus,water powered clock,the ideal for wok with greater expandibility
The images used in hieroglyphics tell you a lot about the society and environment of ancient Egypt. The symbols represent the animals, the tools they used to work, and the Nile.
The word is spelled shaduf or shadoof, and it is a device used for drawing water from a well. It was invented in ancient Egypt.
it help by bringing water to dry places
A counterpoint lift called a shadoof - also called shaduf, dhenkli or a picottah.
Not tryna be a correcter but it's spelled shadoof and the Egyptians, Babylonians, And Sumerians may have used em. I think the aryans did too :/
There were no camels in Ancient Egypt.
the paper used in ancient Egypt is called papyrus
The sword in ancient Egypt was used to kill people in battles.
it helped ancient Egyptians get water easier, and faster.
The Ancient Egyptians developed technology such as the shadoof.
Reeds in Ancient Egypt were used for making papyrus paper.
A shadoof is a device used to gather water with a pivoted stick and a bucket attached to the end of it.
Irrigation A+