The passage asserts that an ancient vessel contained a copper cylinder discovered in Iraq, was used as battery and provided three reasons of support. The professor rebuts each reason mentioned by the passage and says that all of them are unconvincing.
First, the article claims that no wire has attached to the discovered vessel. The lecturer casts doubt on this point by saying that the vessel was discovered by local people who were untrained in this field. They were not like professional archaeologists, and they no longer recongined the wires and conductors.
Second, the cylinder found in the vessel has never a role in the producing electricity, since it was employed for holding scrolls, according to the article. The professor disapproves this point by explaining that it is possible that ancient people used this cylinder to produce electricity, since they knew iron rod with liquid will produce electricity. She also states that it may was produced for one purpose, but it be used for another goal.
Third, the reading imparts that vessel hah no application in the ancient time. The professor, on the contrary, disavows this idea and says that this vessel produced a mild shok to be interpeted as an invisible power. She also indicates that like modern doctors, ancient people used the electricity to heal the pain by electrical currents. 
The passage asserts that an  
ancient
  vessel
 contained a copper cylinder discovered in Iraq, was  
used
 as battery and provided three reasons of support. The professor rebuts each reason mentioned by the passage and says that all of them are unconvincing. 
First
, the article claims that no wire has attached to the discovered  
vessel
. The lecturer casts doubt on this point by saying that the  
vessel
  was discovered
 by local  
people
 who  
were untrained
 in this field. They were not like professional archaeologists, and they no longer  
recongined
 the wires and conductors.
Second, the cylinder found in the  
vessel
 has never a role in the producing  
electricity
, since it  
was employed
 for holding scrolls, according to the article. The professor disapproves this point by explaining that it is possible that  
ancient
  people
  used
 this cylinder to produce  
electricity
, since they knew iron rod with liquid will produce  
electricity
. She  
also
 states that it may  
was
 produced for one purpose,  
but
 it  
be
  used
 for another goal.
Third, the reading imparts that  
vessel
 hah no application in the  
ancient
 time. The professor,  
on the contrary
, disavows this  
idea
 and says that this  
vessel
 produced a mild  
shok
 to be  
interpeted
 as an invisible power. She  
also
 indicates that like modern doctors,  
ancient
  people
  used
 the  
electricity
 to heal the pain by electrical currents.