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Underground Aqueducts Handbook
Chapter 29 Underground Aqueducts: Past, Present, and Future Trends
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Book chapters
pp. 3
Chapter 1 Underground Aqueducts: Types, Definitions, and General Conclusions
pp. 19
Chapter 2 Roman Underground Hydraulic Structures in Dalmatia, Croatia
pp. 37
Chapter 3 Roman Underground Aqueducts in Germany
pp. 43
Chapter 4 Updated Appraisal of Ancient Underground Aqueducts in Greece
pp. 63
Chapter 5 The Aqueduct of Eupalinos on Samos, Greece, and Its Restoration
pp. 83
Chapter 6 The Past and Present of Underground Aqueducts in Algeria
pp. 99
Chapter 7 The Water Supply History of Underground Aqueducts in Egypt
pp. 109
Chapter 8 Qanāt Evolution and Use in Libya
pp. 123
Chapter 9 Iranian Qanāts An Ancient and Sustainable Water Resources Utilization
pp. 151
Chapter 10 Spring Tunnels (Niqba’) The Jerusalem Hills Perspective, Israel
pp. 173
Chapter 11 Qanāt Fir’aun An Underground Roman Water System in Syria and Jordan
pp. 197
Chapter 12 The Aqueducts of the Sultanate of Oman Sustainable Water-Supplying Systems Irrigating Oases Cities
pp. 211
Chapter 13 Aqueducts in Saudi Arabia
pp. 229
Chapter 14 Qana–ts of Syria
pp. 241
Chapter 15 Groundwater Structures throughout Turkish History
pp. 261
Chapter 16 Aflaj Al Emarat History and Factors Affecting Recharge, Discharge, and Water Quality, United Arab Emirates
pp. 279
Chapter 17 Qanāt and Falaj: Polycentric and Multi-Period Innovations Iran and the United Arab Emirates as Case Studies
pp. 305
Chapter 18 Ancient Aqueducts and the Irrigation System in Armenia
pp. 323
Chapter 19 Evolution of the Qanāt (Kahriz) Systems in the Arid Countries of the Caucasus and Central Asia
pp. 333
Chapter 20 Ancient Water Mining in Tunnels and Wells in West Central Asia
pp. 363
Chapter 21 Underground Aqueducts in Japan
pp. 385
Chapter 22 Managing Drought through Qana–t and Water Conservation in Afghanistan
pp. 403
Chapter 23 Utilization and Contribution of Underground Aqueducts in the Turpan Oasis of China
pp. 415
Chapter 24 Traditional Methods of Groundwater Abstraction and Recharge along the Windward Side of the Foothills of the Western Ghats of India
pp. 425
Chapter 25 Historical Development of Qanāts: Underground Aqueducts in Pakistan
pp. 449
Chapter 26 Underground Aqueduct and Water Tunneling Development in Thailand
pp. 465
Chapter 27 Puquios and Aqueducts in the Central Andes of South America
pp. 475
Chapter 28 The Ancient Hydraulic Catchment Systems of the Tepeaca-Acatzingo Archaeological Zone, Puebla, Mexico
pp. 491
Chapter 29 Underground Aqueducts: Past, Present, and Future Trends
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