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https://collection.kotsanasmuseum.com/wp-content/uploads/extra_large/8268.jpg10241024It was a brilliant fountain which shot recycled water higher than the available level of its reservoir defying ostensibly the principles of hydrostatic pressure and communicating vessels. It consisted of one open and two airtight containers placed one above the other. The middle airtight container was full with water and a pipette began a little […]