ld together by an iron band and by two cross - rods likewise of iron ; the rest of the sieve is made of staves in the shape of a little tub , and is bound with two iron hoops ; some , however , bind it with hoops of hazel or oak , but in that case they use three of them . On each side it has… … A — Sieve . B — Its handles . C — Tub . D — Bottom of sieve made of iron wires . E — Hoop . F — Rods . G — Hoops . H — Woman shaking the sieve . I — Boy supplying IT WITH MATERIAL WHICH REQUIRES WASHING . K — MAN WITH SHOVEL REMOVING FROM THE TUB THE MATERIAL WHICH HAS PASSED THROUGH THE SIEVE .
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