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Image Not Available for An assortment of divining rods lie on a bench.
An assortment of divining rods lie on a bench.
Image Not Available for An assortment of divining rods lie on a bench.

An assortment of divining rods lie on a bench.

Creator Möbius (German)
Date1930s
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 11.1 x 15.5 cm (4 3/8 x 6 1/8 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Object number2002/1323
Category
PortfolioWater Diviner Series 7/7
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for An earlier common type of divining rod, a fresh-cut fork branch.
An earlier common type of divining rod, a fresh-cut fork branch.
Möbius
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for The Diviner walks along the road using the divining rod to search for subterranean water currents.
The Diviner walks along the road using the divining rod to search for subterranean water currents.
Möbius
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Another form and posture of the divining rod.
Another form and posture of the divining rod.
Möbius
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for The divining rod "kicks" if water or mineral beds are found in subterranean location..
The divining rod "kicks" if water or mineral beds are found in subterranean location..
Möbius
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Dr. Beyer selects the "best" divining rod for the task.
Dr. Beyer selects the "best" divining rod for the task.
Möbius
1930s
Photograph
An assortment of pots lie on the kitchen floor waiting to be cleaned.
An assortment of pots lie on the kitchen floor waiting to be cleaned.
Möbius
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Dr. Paul Beyer, Chairman of International Association of Diviners. Dr. Paul Beyer with a type of rod for locating water. Rod
Dr. Paul Beyer, Chairman of International Association of Diviners. Dr. Paul Beyer with a type of rod for locating water. Rod
Möbius
1930s
Photograph
Building a nuclear reactor structure at Rowe, Massachusetts with reinforced steel rods and concrete - seen from above
Building a nuclear reactor structure at Rowe, Massachusetts with reinforced steel rods and concrete - seen from above
United States Information Service (USIS)
1950s
Photograph
Workers load nuclear rods in reator at Oak Ridge National Laboratories
Workers load nuclear rods in reator at Oak Ridge National Laboratories
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
February 13, 1952
Photograph
Building a nuclear reactor structure at Rowe, Massachusetts with reinforced steel rods and concrete
Building a nuclear reactor structure at Rowe, Massachusetts with reinforced steel rods and concrete
United States Information Service (USIS)
1950s
Photograph
Image Not Available for A homeworker takes the finished glass rods from the factory to process them at his home
A homeworker takes the finished glass rods from the factory to process them at his home
Neofot
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for It took over six months to bring down the fourteen stories of 100 Gold. The hand-mixed concrete had to be smashed with a punch, and then the steel reinforcement rods had to be cut down by burners.
It took over six months to bring down the fourteen stories of 100 Gold. The hand-mixed concrete had to be smashed with a punch, and then the steel reinforcement rods had to be cut down by burners.
Danny Lyon
1966-1967
Photograph
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