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What's in the cisterns?
Modern cisterns have a saving function.
The ancients had cisterns.
He says he saw cisterns 3 kilometers away from the highway.
It contained five spacious winepresses and two cisterns.
Entered through an iron gate,these huge underground cisterns probably date from the Roman period.
Mosquitoes after the Navy's pipe came in,there are still 353 cisterns.
Resafa had no spring or running water,so it depended on large cisterns to capture the winter and spring rains.
The city proper had a siq, walls, towers,water conduits, and cisterns.
Municipal works(subway, underground works of buildings and roof cisterns, seepage prevention of roof gardens, the lining of sewage pipes, etc.).
Since rivers are missing on the islands,rainwater must be collected in cisterns.
This was a planned community with its own solar grid, cisterns, eco-based sewage filtration.
Near the lighthouse are a number of 10 century shiite tombs as well as the remains of some cisterns.
Excavations reveal an elaborate urban network of paved streets,underground cisterns, sewers, water conduits, and even a fountain.
A very sporadic third source was rainfall which was stored by the people in small reservoirs or cisterns.
They have forsaken me, the Fountain of living water, andthey have dug for themselves cisterns, broken cisterns that are unable to hold water.
Colonial Americans created cisterns to store water in case of fires, and those cisterns continued to be used even after the widespread adoption of fire hydrants.
Visitors to the castle can go down to the gallery 'S',several rooms and the cisterns that are under the patio.[8].
It is a complex defensive system,with classic medieval towers and crenellations, cisterns for rainwater, passageways, and hidden storehouses for food, all incorporated into the rock or built upon it, so that it's hard to know where the castle ends and bedrock begins.
Alcatraz's biggest problem was that it had no freshwater source,so it was dependent on enormous cisterns that collected rainwater or water sent from shore.
Istanbul's first water supply systems date back to the city's early history, when aqueducts(such as the Valens Aqueduct)deposited the water in the city's numerous cisterns.
Practice occlusion refers to the deteriorationpatency of vessels of the circulatory andlymphatic systems, cisterns and subarachnoid spaces up to their complete blockage.
The ruins here are not huge, but the kitchen, scriptorium, andrefectory can be seen together with two cisterns, the remains of an aqueduct, which fed the pools for ritual ablutions, and you can also visit a cave where some of the scrolls were found.
Preserved remains of the palace with peristyle, luxurious villas with floor mosaics, sacral objects,water cisterns and marble statues are all evidence of wealth and splendor of this imperial city.
The water from the cistern now runs into the bowl and does its work.
There was water in the cistern from last year, but it was bad.
Water supply is via a cistern.
Polly had used the bit of the tunnel just beside the cistern as a smugglers' cave.
Good enough for Conchs and capitalists, the cistern.
The angle valve and flexible hose are located in front of the cistern at the inlet.