Flow Collection (page 5)

The Nag Hammadi Barrage (Dam) - Egypt
Outlets of the Flushing Culverts in the dock - 22nd July 1928. Photograph from an album commemorating the opening of the Nag Hammadi Barrage (dam) in 1930

Japan - Mount Aso, the largest volcano in Japan and one of the largest active volcanos in the world. Asos pyroclastic flow deposits (welded tuff) have been used for bridge construction in the region

A countryside stream with an otter
A view of a countryside stream. An otter is set into the border framing the scene. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

The Flow of Gold from the USA and France. Bullion in Kegs. I
Photograph of gold ingots being tested in the metallurgical laboratory of the bank of France

The Flow of Gold from the USA to France. Bullion in Kegs. Ta
Photograph of a metallurgist chipping a piece off the corner of a gold ingot for testing

The Flow of Gold from the USA to France. Bullion in Kegs. A
Photograph of interior of a Railway wagon with a large number of kegs full of gold, during the train journey from le Havre to Paris

Diagram showing the circulation of the blood
A diagram showing the circulation of the blood, with veins, arteries and capillaries

A Salmon Leaping
A salmon leaps high into a waterfall, against the flow

Whirlpool / Maelstrom
A maelstrom in full flow

SCAPA FLOW / 1919
German Sailors Scuttle the fleet at Scapa Flow rather then surrender it to the Allies

A Winter Gale at Scapa
Blustery winter conditions prevail at Scapa Flow; British warships ride the gale

Raising Scuttled Ships
Raising ships scuttled by the Germans at Scapa Flow

Salvaging Battleships
Salvaging German battleships at Scapa Flow

Hindenburg Salvaged
The German battle cruiser Hindenburg is salvaged at Scapa Flow

Bottom up after Scuttle
A German battleship floats bottom-up after scuttling at Scapa Flow

British Grand Fleet
The British Grand Fleet assembles at Scapa Flow

Salvaged Destroyer
A scuttled German destroyer is salvaged at Scapa Flow

Herculaneum Excavation
A tunnel leading to the excavated remains of Herculaneum, buried in AD79 by the pyroclastic flow from the erupting Mount Vesuvius

Italy / Herculaneum
The uncovered ruins of the town of Herculaneum, buried under the pyroclastic flow from the erupting Mount Vesuvius on 24 August AD79

Liebig Games - 1
Children make a fountain and in doing so learn some basic principles of physics, such as gravity, pressure and the flow of liquids

Up Vesuvius by Rail
Negotiating the lava flow on the upper slopes of Vesuvius was an exhausting business until this funicular was constructed in the 1880s, commemorated in popular song

Chinese Emigration
CHINESE EMIGRATION Satire on the flow of Chinese to America and Australia during those countries gold rushes

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