The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
An ancient type of water-wheel, worked by an ox in Egypt.
Egypt. c. 1918. A type of dredging water wheel, known as a Sekia, used in Egypt and Palestine. The device was set in motion by using an animal, mule, donkey, ox or camel, harnessed to a pole connected
Egypt. c. 1918. A type of dredging water wheel, known as a Sekia, used in Egypt and Palestine. The device was set in motion by using an animal, mule, donkey, ox or camel, harnessed to a pole connected
An ancient water wheel located in the town of Hama.
DOGOYAMA, JAPAN. 1946-04-02. AUSTRALIANS INSPECTING A PRIMITIVE MILL USED FOR GRINDING RICE. IT IS WORKED BY MEANS OF A WATER-WHEEL.
Native water carriers standing by an old water wheel in the village of Zernukah, occupied by the Australian Light Horse.
CAIRO, EGYPT. 1915-03-06. A NATIVE WATER WHEEL OPERATED BY A DONKEY UNDER THE CONTROL OF A NATIVE. (DONOR M. CROW)
