hand mill

The village girls are singing a dirge while they turn the hand mill.

He borrowed a hand mill from a scientist who happened to own one from his Asian travels.

Was that a hand mill at that time.

When this is done with a hand mill it is much better [and cleaner].

Three blockhouses had been constructed for the military garrison, as had a shelter for the hand mill.

This used to be grounded on stone hand mill and cooked into a thick paste, "tuwo", then eaten with vegetable soup.

In Tanzania, for example, preparing flour from maize using an imported hand mill required several siftings and regrindings before the quality was deemed acceptable.

Milling can be done in a specialist hand mill, or even in a hand cranked coffee grinder, Whitley suggests.

He sums up his theory in the aphorism: "The hand mill gives you society with a feudal lord; the steam-mill, society with the industrial capitalist."

DeWitt brought with him, a small hand mill for grinding grain and was in one respect the first miller in the town as well as being a farmer.

Nomological: a naturalistic approach wherein an inevitable technological order arises based on laws of nature (e.g., steam mill had to follow the hand mill). '

Although one of the buildings is now demolished the right hand mill is now part of a World Heritage site and was Derby Industrial Museum.

In the last analysis the roasting of the grain and making flour of it by the hand mill symbolizes the process of the and resurrection of the god.

Production and trade -Exhibits include items of basketry, pottery, metalworking and contains a traditional Cretan shoemaker's work bench and tools, a threshing sledge and hand mill.

To this day, one can find relics like Bheema kund, Bheema's hand mill, Bheema's bowl and the area where Bheema and Bakasura fought.

Fishermen working in the sea off of the island and fishing village of Grip navigated by the mountain, which they named after the tool they had at home, the hand mill for grinding corn to flour.

And she pointed to the shattered pieces of what had once been her most valued possession: the hand mill, consisting of two flattened stones, the upper of which revolved upon the stationary lower, grinding wheat into flour.

Half a dozen chairs, a couple dozen opaque vacuum jars, a roasting drum, a hand mill, two single-cup Brauns with gold filter baskets, a sink, fifty gallons of spring water, and a little beer fridge for cream.

By coincidence, I came across the above in the dictionary, and realised that the machine I use to grind my daily bread must be about the same size and shape as a small hand mill, and still made of silicon.

I found that I could easily give an affirmative answer to the heated question "Don't you see that just as the hand mill created a society with a feudal lord, so the steam mill creates a society with an industrial capitalist?"

The almost dry ground under her feet was enough of a shock to make her stumble, and the sounds she heard ringing through the trees cheered her no end; the rasp of saws, the squeal of a hand mill, dogs barking, geese, voices.

He could see the second officer and the bosun leaning together on the rail, smoking and watching the dock hands mill about aimlessly on the harbour edge below them as they waited for the Lysicrates to go, and he detoured his route to join them.

Down a narrow dirt lane and inside the low door of a reddish adobe house, its ceiling made with branches and sticks from argan trees, a group of women swathed in black cotton broadcloth gathers to watch Malika Oulkaide, 22, demonstrate how she makes the oil with her family's ancient stone hand mill.