Aqueducts around Jericho No.7

Name: Aqueducts around Jericho No.7
Author: SignedAH 1289 - 1292 / AD 1872–1875

Title	Aqueducts around Jericho No.7
Author	SignedAH 1289 - 1292 / AD 1872–1875
Publication Date:	AH 1290 / AD 1873
Publication Place	Palestine -
Subject	Ottomans — Paper, pencil, pen and ink
Type	kitap
Language	Undetermined
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Library:	Museum With No Frontiers
Library Asset ID	PEF-WS-CON-752.08.01
Record ID	GalEx6_uk_Mus81_1
Library Location	Palestine Exploration Fund (PEF)
Date	AH 1290 / AD 1873
Notes	An original plan from the survey of Western Palestine showing the aqueducts bringing water from the wadies Fara, Kelt and Nuwayimeh into the Jericho oasis. These aqueducts date from the Hellenistic era onwards, and were used and added to for centuries well into the Islamic era. Note in particular how they feed into the Umayyad period Khirbet al Mafjar, a huge agricultural estate and palace, and the Mamluk period sugar mill, Tawaheen es Sukkar.
Sample Text	Created for the PEF during the survey of Western Palestine, 1872–1878 — Recorded dates of the survey — Palestine Exploration Fund project
Bu sayfanın künyesi	Prepared by:Felicity COBBING
Seçili bibliyografya	Warren, C.,The Survey of Western Palestine-Jerusalem, London: Legare Street Press, 2022.
Atölye	Palestine Exploration Fund (PEF)

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Aqueducts around Jericho No.7

Author SignedAH 1289 - 1292 / AD 1872–1875

Publication Date AH 1290 / AD 1873

Publication Place Palestine -

Subject Ottomans — Paper, pencil, pen and ink

Type kitap

Language Undetermined

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Library Museum With No Frontiers

Library Asset ID PEF-WS-CON-752.08.01

Record ID GalEx6_uk_Mus81_1

Library Location Palestine Exploration Fund (PEF)

Date AH 1290 / AD 1873

Notes An original plan from the survey of Western Palestine showing the aqueducts bringing water from the wadies Fara, Kelt and Nuwayimeh into the Jericho oasis. These aqueducts date from the Hellenistic era onwards, and were used and added to for centuries well into the Islamic era. Note in particular how they feed into the Umayyad period Khirbet al Mafjar, a huge agricultural estate and palace, and the Mamluk period sugar mill, Tawaheen es Sukkar.

Sample Text Created for the PEF during the survey of Western Palestine, 1872–1878 — Recorded dates of the survey — Palestine Exploration Fund project

Bu sayfanın künyesi Prepared by:Felicity COBBING

Seçili bibliyografya Warren, C.,The Survey of Western Palestine-Jerusalem, London: Legare Street Press, 2022.

Atölye Palestine Exploration Fund (PEF)