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Achtel - a former unit of volume measure, less frequent, usually 1/8 of a larger measure.
In Poland, in the 16th and 17th centuries, it was used as a measure of the volume of beer.
In 1565, a new achtel was introduced, which corresponded to 72 gallons (about 155-163 liters), and at the same time meant 1/8 barrels, or 1/2 angled, otherwise called angled, measuring 9 gallons (approx. ).
Achtel Lviv in the seventeenth century contained 36 pots.
In the Prussian partition achtel for liquids was 1/60 oxide (3.745 l)
In the Austrian partition, achtel was used as a mining measure of length and corresponded to 0.2615 m, and as a measure of the volume of solid bodies was 7.6875 l. Bibliography
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