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ASUS F3Sc Notebook Driver For Windows 7, 8, 8.1, Vista, XP, 10. Just Download Now!Image copyright Tom Pagel Image caption The engine was unearthed by an international team of archaeologists
A 125,000-year-old engine may have been the driving force behind the dawn of the Industrial Revolution.
When discovered in a shaft of coal in Worsley, Greater Manchester, the 8-foot (2.5m) length of solid metal fuelled a debate about how the industrial age got its start.
The "iron dragon" is now being studied by the UK's Historic Mechanical Engineering Association (HMECA) at the University of Manchester.
Prof Tim Heaton says it has the potential to change our understanding of the early history of power.
"It's a very interesting find because it's a big piece of iron that's in its own right a technological find," he says.
The original owner of the object must have made very careful decisions in his or her lifetime Prof Tim Heaton, Historic Mechanical Engineering Association
"We know from earlier finds that the industrial revolution started in the 17th Century and that's about all.
"We know people were making products, there were smelting forges, people were producing coke and iron to produce steel.
"But no-one was making anything with energy. They were just making tools."
The researchers believe that the piece of metal may be the first industrial power source.
An investigation of its properties suggests that it could have been one of the first engines to have been powered by a fossil fuel.
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