- A
shadoof or
shaduf (from the
Arabic word شادوف, šādūf) is an
irrigation tool. It is
highly efficient, and has been
known since 3000 BCE. It is also called...
- plants;
wheat and
probably other cereals were sown in the fields, and the
shaduf was
already emplo**** for the
purpose of irrigation.
Plants were also grown...
- al-quħūf bi šarħ qaṣīd ʾabī šadūf (Brains
Confounded by the Ode of Abu
Shaduf Expounded), is a
humorous 17th-century
Arabic literary text
written by Yusuf...
-
Yusuf al-Shirbini's Hazz al-Quhuf bi-Sharh
Qasid Abi
Shaduf (Brains
Confounded by the Ode of Abu
Shaduf Expounded), a 17th-century
Egyptian text on Ottoman...
-
expenditure of
labor and time than the
shaduf,
which was the
previous chief irrigation device in the kingdom. The
shaduf relied on
human energy but the saqiyah...
- 2019. The
earliest recorded version or
concept of a
crane was
called a
Shaduf and used over 4,000
years by the
Egyptians to
transport water. Cite journal...
- less
labour force and time than the
Shaduf,
which was the
previous irrigation device in the Kingdom. The
Shaduf relied on
human energy whiles the saqiya...
- were
irrigated by hand, or (from the late 18th Dynasty) by
means of the
shaduf.
Model of Meketra's
house and
garden from his tomb at Thebes,
which consists...
-
qanat system from Persia,
regional water-lifting
devices such as the noria,
shaduf and ****pump from Egypt, and the
windmill from
Islamic Afghanistan. Other...
- flood. Such
usage continued in the
early 2000s,
along with the
traditional shaduf (a
device to
raise water) and
waterwheel to lift
water to
fields in local...
