Art Resource - AR915184

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Archimedean Screws for raising water from one level to another, 1805.

Archimedean Screws for raising water from one level to another. The 'thread' could be either external (as in Fig. 3), or the more conventional internal spiral in Fig. 2. From Ferguson's Lectures edited David Brewster, Edinburgh, 1805.

Unique Identifier AR915184

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 3626px × 2891px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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