Hawkins, N. (Nehemiah), 1833- · New York : Theo. Audel · leaf 37
Mexicans and Egyptians, and in the most modern times con-tinues to be in use in Africa, South America and other warmcountries. The New Zealanders possessed no other vessels forholding liquids, and the same remark is applicable to numerousother savage tribes. Although not strictly connected with the… … Figs. 47-52. the body by removing a portion of it, as shown in the engrav-ing, its exterior being kept moistened by water while on thefire, while others apply a coating of clay to protect it from theeffects of the flame. When in process of time vessels for heat-ing water were formed wholly of clay,…
Hydraulic machinery · Pumping machinery
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