A provocative new analysis argues that ancient builders may have used a hydraulic lift inside Djoser’s Step Pyramid—long ...

Lucknow: An ancient river, approximately 200 km long, about 4 km wide, and 15–25 m deep, was discovered during an aquifer ...

Culture was crucial for ancient canal systems Ancient beliefs, behaviors and norms – what archaeologists call culture – were fundamentally integrated into technological solutions in this part of Peru ...

The story of how the first cities rose from southern Mesopotamia has long fascinated scientists and historians. Many ...

Another four ancient Chinese irrigation projects have been designated as World Heritage Irrigation Structures, increasing the number of Chinese facilities on the WHIS list to 38, the Ministry of ...

Archaeologists have discovered a vast network of ancient irrigation canals near Eridu in Iraq, regarded as the world’s oldest city. The discovery is an amazing window on how early agriculture ...

The project is also advancing efforts to rejuvenate the Ganga by enhancing sustainable groundwater recharge, regulating river ...

Shifting tides along the coast of the ancient region called Mesopotamia might have spurred the rise of the world’s oldest ...

Not by hosepipe, I hasten to add, but by means of an ancient irrigation system installed by the Moors and still in regular use today.

Sorghum is one of the world's most widely grown and eaten cereals, with a variety of culinary uses. Here's all you need to ...

Not by hosepipe, I hasten to add, but by means of an ancient irrigation system installed by the Moors and still in regular use today.