e tin - stone at the same time . The washers , whose feet are covered with high boots made of hide , though not of rawhide , themselves stand in the ditch and throw out of it the roots of the trees , shrubs , and grass with seven - pronged wooden forks , and push back the tin stone toward the head… … A — Trough . B — Wooden shovel . C — Tub . D — Launder . E — Wooden trowel . F — Transverse trough . G — Plug . H — Falling water . I — Ditch . K — Barrow CONVEYING MATERIAL TO BE WASHED . L — PlCK LIKE THE BEAK OF A DUCK WITH WHICH THE MINER DIGS OUT THE MATERIAL FROM WHICH THE SMALL STONES ARE…
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