Saudi Arabia, Tabuk, Taima (aka Tayma). The Bi'r al-Haddaj is Saudi Arabai's oldest (possibly Babylonian in origin) and largest well. Camels and ropes drew water by turning approximately sixty draw-wheels placed around its rim.

Saudi Arabia, Tabuk, Taima (aka Tayma). The Bi'r al-Haddaj is Saudi Arabai's oldest (possibly Babylonian in origin) and largest well. Camels and ropes drew water by turning approximately sixty draw-wheels placed around its rim.
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