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06/15/2025 Publication Sustainable Water Utilization in Arid Region of Iran by Qanats

To make use of the limited amounts of water in arid region, the Iranians developed man-made underground water channels called qanats (kanats). In fact,...
06/14/2025 Video The Hidden Engineering of Qanats: Ancient Persia's Water Secrets

Have you ever wondered how ancient civilizations thrived in harsh desert environments? Discover the incredible engineering feats of the ancient Persians with their groundbreaking...
06/14/2025 Video The Ancient City That Mastered Water

Have you ever wondered if water can flow uphill? In this video, we dive into the incredible engineering of the Alhambra Palace in Granada,...
06/11/2025 Video Making fertilizer in the desert

A group of men builds a pigeon house using mud, clay, and vases, attracting pigeons. They later collect droppings...
06/11/2025 Video How this ANCIENT wind catcher keeps buldings cool.

A wind catcher, also known as a wind tower or wind scoop, is a traditional architectural element used in...

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