👉 Washtubs are large, ornate stone pools that were often used as a public water feature or for religious purposes. They were typically constructed with natural rock formations and adorned with intricate carvings and sculptures. Washtubs were commonly found in ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and medieval architecture, and they served various functions such as providing drinking water, cleansing the body, and offering spiritual offerings. The term "washtub" comes from the word "wasa," which means "stone
