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The Hodjia Water Mill Museum is located at the core of the community of Akaki .

The Hodjia water mill was built in a large estate which belonged to Savva Kako. The Hodjia built the water mill powered by water. It is worth mentioning that in the same area there was also an olive mill.

When the Hodjia gave the water mill to his grandsons then the mill became a full unit. In particular it had a mill for the wheat, vulgar wheat, livestock food, a machine for cotton wool and an olive mill. 

In 1963 after the intercommunity issues, they were all destroyed.

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