Incubator
A Concise Dictionary of Egyptian Archeology · 1902 · p. 3
"What most excites our wonder, and deserves the greatest praise, is the industry shown by the rearers of fowls and geese, who, not contented with the course of natural procreation known in other countries, hatch an infinite number of birds by an artificial proce . Dispensing with the incubation of the hens, they with their own hand bring the eggs to maturity; and the young chickens thus produced are not inferior in any respect to those hatched by natural means." (Diodorus i. 74.)
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