A pool of water where fish naturally gather or are deliberately collected for catching or keeping.
From Old English 'fisc' + 'pool' from Old English 'pōl,' related to Germanic roots meaning a body of standing water.
In dry climates, natural fishpools became crucial trade hubs—communities would travel great distances to these oases not just for fish, but to trade goods and gather news.
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