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Aqueducts tagged “byzantine”

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🇲🇦 Morocco · Hydraulic works

Mine Harbor Aqueduct

Byzantine (330–1453 CE) · Byzantine

Mine Harbor Aqueduct in Souss-Massa, Morocco is a Byzantine (330–1453 CE) hydraulic attributed to Byzantine culture.

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🇲🇲 Myanmar · Hydraulic works

Reservoir of Kuma-Hinton

Byzantine (330–1453 CE) · Byzantine

Reservoir of Kuma-Hinton in Magway Region, Myanmar is a Byzantine (330–1453 CE) hydraulic attributed to Byzantine culture.

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🇸🇾 Syria · Hydraulic works

Hama Norias — Orontes River Water Wheels (Hama Historic Hydraulic System)

Byzantine to Ayyubid–Ottoman palimpsest (Roman origins 4th c BCE–14th c CE continuity) · Byzantine / Ayyubid (Norias mainly Ayyubid 12th–14th c)

Seventeen surviving norias (river-driven water wheels) on Orontes River through Hama (285 m), largest Al-Muhammadiya 21 m diameter (largest noria in world, 1207 Ayyubid), lifting Orontes water 15–21…

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🇵🇪 Peru · Hydraulic works

Hydraulic System at Church

Byzantine (330–1453 CE) · Byzantine

Hydraulic System at Church in Ancash, Peru is a Byzantine (330–1453 CE) hydraulic attributed to Byzantine culture.

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🇮🇹 Italy · Hydraulic works

Henge Gallery Aqueduct

Byzantine (330–1453 CE) · Byzantine

Henge Gallery Aqueduct in Sicily, Italy is a Byzantine (330–1453 CE) hydraulic attributed to Byzantine culture.