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Ancient Water Mining in Tunnels and Wells in West Central Asia
- Underground Waterworks in West Central Asia: Definition and Historical Background
- Karez of West Central Asia: Geographical Location by Type
- Surface-Water Shafts-and-Gallery Aqueducts (SGA) (Karez Tunnels)
- Kopet-Dag, Region (TM)
- Zeravshan, Upper Valley (TJ), and Plains (UZ)
- Usrushana, Eastern Part (TJ)
- Talas, Upper Valley (KG)
- Aquifer SGA (Karez-Qan?t)
- Kopet-Dag, Northern Piedmonts (TM)
- Northern Bactria, Surkhandarya Valley (UZ)
- Nuratau Range, Central (UZ)
- Fergana Valley, Northern Part (UZ)
- Groundwater Management System (GMS)
- Shafts or Wells? Qan?t or “Karez”?
- Groundwater Management System (GMS)
- Conclusions
- References
Abstract
The most common types of underground waterworks are horizontal tunnels and vertical wells.
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