Who invented the screw or auger?

The screw and auger are ancient inventions with roots tracing back to the Greek philosopher Archimedes around 250 BCE, who is often credited with developing the Archimedes screw for lifting water. However, the concept of the screw itself has been used in various forms across different cultures, including in ancient Roman and Chinese engineering. The modern screw, as we know it today, evolved over centuries, with significant contributions from various inventors during the Renaissance and the Industrial Revolution.