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Pompeiian mill (animal powered)

Pompeiian mill (animal powered)

Animals were first used to turn millstones in Greece and Italy in the 4th century BC. The ‘hour-glass’ or Pompeiian mill, turned by a donkey or horse, was probably the earliest form of powered mill to be used in Britain, introduced by the Romans in the 1st century AD.

"18 - Trapeta (olive mill)"

Contains photographs of a trapete olive mill taken at the "Pompeii Revisited" exhibition, London; photocopy of a diagram depicting a trapete by A G Drachmann; an article by Arthur D Dunn entitled "The Trapete; correspondence between Niall Roberts and Roberta Cremoncini.

"Italy, Amalfi "

"Italy, Amalfi "

Amalfi was well known for its medieval tradition of papermaking and handmade paper is still produced there. It has a Museum of Papermaking showing the means of production of paper in the middle ages.

"Italy, Amalfi "

"Italy, Amalfi "

Amalfi was well known for its medieval tradition of papermaking and handmade paper is still produced there. It has a Museum of Papermaking showing the means of production of paper in the middle ages.

"Italy, Amalfi "

"Italy, Amalfi "

Amalfi was well known for its medieval tradition of papermaking and handmade paper is still produced there. It has a Museum of Papermaking showing the means of production of paper in the middle ages.

"Italy, Amalfi - paper museum - Vat"

Amalfi was well known for its medieval tradition of papermaking and handmade paper is still produced there. It has a Museum of Papermaking showing the means of production of paper in the middle ages.

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