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Wooden device for pulling water

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5 April 2025
Wooden device for pulling water
Wooden device for pulling water | Photo: ©The Trustees of the British Museum

Partially preserved and charred wooden device for drawing water. The object was discovered in the so-called House of the Two Atriums, in Herculaneum. Artifact in the British Museum.

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