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Jerwan is a
locality north of
Mosul in the
Nineveh Province of Iraq. The site is
clear of
vegetation and is sp****ly settled. The site is
famous for the...
- in 331 BC
Alexander the
Great camped for four days near the
aqueduct at
Jerwan. The
historians who
travelled with him
would have had
ample time to investigate...
- cast
using two-part clay
molds rather than by the 'lost wax' process. The
Jerwan Aqueduct (c. 688 BC) is made with
stone arches and
lined with waterproof...
- Mr.
Stephen Curnow 32 St. Ives, Cornwall,
England Houghton, Michigan, US
Jerwan, Mrs.
Marie Marthe (née T****llard) 23 New York City
Southampton New York...
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magnificently constructed aqueduct erected by
Sennacherib were
discovered at
Jerwan,
about 65
kilometres (40 mi) distant. The
enclosed area had more than 100...
- 2000. Jacobsen, Thorkild; Lloyd,
Seton (1935), Sennacherib's
Aqueduct at
Jerwan (PDF),
University of
Chicago Press,
Oriental Institute Publication 24 Says...
- were used in Greece, such as in
Crete and Cyprus, in 800 BC. The ****yrian
Jerwan Aqueduct (688 BC) made use of
waterproof concrete.
Concrete was used for...
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strong tools and weapons, and used
looms to
weave cloth from wool. The
Jerwan Aqueduct (c. 688 BC) is made with
stone arches and
lined with waterproof...
- ancient.eu
Thorkild Jacobsen and
Seton Lloyd, Sennacherib's
Aqueduct at
Jerwan,
Oriental Institute Publication 24,
University of
Chicago Press, 1935] Mexico...
- 'Uqair and Eridu, at ****yrian Khorsabad, the
Aqueduct of
Sennacherib at
Jerwan. He
succeeded Max
Mallowan as the
President of the
British School of Archaeology...
