Smith, N. A. F. (Author)
Description Questions assumptions about the origin of water power in classical antiquity.
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Wikander, Örjan;
(1984)
Exploitation of water-power or technological stagnation? A reappraisal of the productive forces in the Roman Empire
Article
Sellin, Robert H. J.;
(1983)
The large Roman water mill at Barbegal (France)
Article
Lewis, Michael J.T.;
(1993)
The Greeks and the early windmill
Article
Spain, Robert J.;
("1984, 9; 143-180")
The second-century Romano-British watermill at Ickham, Kent
Book
Shaw, John;
(1984)
Water power in Scotland, 1550-1870
Article
Peacock, D.P.S.;
(1989)
The mills of Pompeii
Article
Wikander, Örjan;
(1985)
Archaeological evidence for early water-mills: An interim report
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Hills, Richard L.;
(1994)
Power from wind: A history of windmill technology
Chapter
Blaine, Bradford B.;
(1976)
The enigmatic water-mill
Article
Hodge, A. Trevor;
(1990)
A Roman factory
Book
Reynolds, Terry S.;
(1983)
Stronger than a hundred men: A history of the vertical water wheel
Article
Boyer, Marjorie Nice;
(1982)
Water mills: A problem for the bridges and boats of medieval France
Article
Langdon, John;
(1991)
Water-mills and windmills in the west midlands, 1086-1500
Article
Hall, A. Rupert;
Russell, N. C.;
(1981)
What about the fulling-mill?
Book
Heymann, Matthias;
(1995)
Die Geschichte der Windenergienutzung, 1890-1990
Book
Righter, Robert W.;
(1996)
Wind energy in America: A history
Book
Major, John Kenneth;
(1978)
Animal-powered engines
Article
Coutant, Yves;
Groen, Paul;
(1997)
The early history of the windmill brake
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Yosida, Mitukuni;
(1974 (pub. 1975))
The water wheel in Japan: Influences from China and the West
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Aoki, Kunio;
(1982)
A survey of water mills in Japan
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