|
Nemi 1 |
|
Italy |
two bucket-chain pumps with cranks and flywheels (inaccurate restoration) |
Nem1-Bc |
Nemi 1 |
|
175 |
|
second quarter of I (I AD-II AD) |
Nemi 1 |
bucket-chain |
drain the bilge |
|
|
Pompeii 2 (Terme Stabiane) |
Roman |
Italy |
nstallation for tread-wheel-driven bucket chain , possibly geared
the northeast shaft wall is heavily encrusted with lime deposited by water lifted within it. |
Pom2-Bc1 |
Pompeii 2 (Terme Stabiane) |
|
162 |
|
II BC-early I BC |
Pompeii 2 (Terme Stabiane) |
bucket-chain |
|
|
|
Pompeii 4 (Terme del foro) |
Roman |
Italy |
Installation for a tread-wheel driven bucket-chain
date: Ca 80 BC
lime incrustation along the walls of the well |
Pom4-Bc3 |
Pompeii 4 (Terme del foro) |
|
165 |
|
I BC |
Pompeii 4 (Terme del foro) |
bucket-chain |
providing water for a bath |
|
|
Rio tinto (Minas de Rio Tinto) |
Roman |
Spain |
Bucket from a bucket-chain (probably incorrect)?
a globular, round-bottomed bronze bowl found in the Rio Tinto mines as a container from a chain of buckets of the type described by Vitruvius |
RioT-Bc |
Rio tinto (Minas de Rio Tinto) |
|
160 |
|
I AD |
Rio tinto (Minas de Rio Tinto) |
bucket-chain |
draining water |
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