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Manueline (Late Gothic) Cistern In The Fortress
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Alcazar
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Excavations Underneath The Area Of The Trevi Fountain
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Remains Of Cisterns In Velia
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"It Possesses A Remarkable Assemblage Of Public Buildings, Most Of Them Dating In Their Present Form From The 2nd And 3rd Centuries Ad - .., Public Cisterns" (Ab Ev)
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"The Five-Nave Reservoir With Three Bays, Incorporated Into The Casa De Las Veletas In The 16th Century"
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Relatively Sophisticated Hydraulic Elements Have Been Identified, Notably Large Communal Cisterns. (Ab Ev)
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"Within Are The Palace With Its ... Water Storage Cisterns" (Unesco Website)
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At Beni Makhan Mosque
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The Centre Of The Lower Courtyard Is Occupied By A Cistern.
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The Quality Of The Infrastructures - The Supply And Evacuation Of Water, The Cisterns And Reservoirs, The Roads And Bridges - All Reveal A Perfect Mastery Of The Techniques Of Planning And A Will Towards Spatial Organization. (Unesco Website)
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Some 200 Cisterns Of Various Shape And Size (Nom File)
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Excavations Have Revealed A Large Cistern For Storing Water. (Ab Ev)
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At Uxmal And Kabah
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The Sih Cave Was Used As A Water Cistern During The British Mandate Period (Ab Ev)
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On Top Of Mapungubwe Hill
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The House Of The Wells Takes Its Name From The Large Storage Cistern (Now Backfilled For Reasons Of Safety) In One Of Its Plazas That Was Fed From The Common Network (Ab Ev)
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Pasargadae Is Also Home To A Complex Water Supply System For The Time That Comprises Cisterns, Tunnels, Underground Canals, And Ducts, Which Are Locally Known As Qanats
See Www.Tehrantimes.Com
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"One Can Still See There A Very Elaborate System Of Recovery And Channeling Of Rainwater As Well As Cisterns For The Water Supply Of The Building But Also Of The Whole Of The City." (Wiki Fr)
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Several, Including "The Xenon (94), An Hotel With An Enormous Cistern And The Theater (95) With The Impressive Cistern (97)" (Official Website)
See Odysseus.Culture.Gr
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Under The Monastery (Nom File)
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"Many Caravanserais Had Cisterns (Either In The Courtyard Or Outside The Building)" (Ab Ev)
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Fortaleza Real De São Felipe
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Kunta Kinteh Island: "A Large Stone Cistern For Collecting Rainwater Was Built Up Against The Outside Face Of The Curtain Wall." (Ab Ev)
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"The Fortress Included Facilities Such As A Chapel, A Cistern, A Well, And The Captain’S House, But Among These Only The Cistern And An L-Shaped Building Survive." (Ab Ev)
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... Includes A Large Rainwater Cistern That Formed Part Of A Complex Water System Covering The Whole Settlement (Ab Ev)
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Euryalus Castle: "Inside There Are Three Large Cisterns For The Troops' Water Supply In The Case Of A Siege." (Nomination File, P. 123)
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Water Cisterns, Near The Hermitage (2020-30 Mgt Plan)
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Troglodyte Cisterns (Ab Ev)
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Southern Extra-Muros Cistern (Ab Ev)
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Um Al Beira (Mother Of Cisterns) Receives It Name From A Series Of Water Cisterns That Are Found On The Top Of The Mountain
See Nabataea.Net
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"Ajibe" Reservoir At Panama Viejo
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The Herodian Road Which Ran Alongside The Temple Mount, Includes Ancient Cisterns
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Sans Souci
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"To The Early Phase (C 35 Bce) Belong ... Several Large Cisterns, .." (Ab Evaluation)
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Castelseprio-Torba: "Along The Southern Side Of The Basilica Of San Giovanni Is A Large Rectangular Cistern Dating Back To Late Roman Times. This Was Probably Built To Collect And Use Water From The Roof Of The Church (...)." (Nomination File, P. 150)
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Water Reservoirs - Hardas (Ab Ev)
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Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarayı). Next To Hagia Sophia. Was Built During Reign Of Justinian I
See En.Wikipedia.Org
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Two Cisterns To Hold Rain Water Are Part Of The Fortified Town Of Longwy
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Carnuntum (Id No 31): The Camp Was Supplied With Fresh Water Via Running Wells, Cisterns And Draw Wells Located Along The Main Roads. The Tribune Houses Each Had Their Own Wells, Up To 6 M Deep. Between Two Of The Officers' Houses, One Came Across A Slightly Sloping Brick Concrete Pavement. Along Its Longitudinal Axis, Three Cisterns With Bevelled Edges Collected Rainwater Flowing Down From The Roofs.
See De.Wikipedia.Org
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Three Underground Water Cisterns
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"The Remains Of The Forum Include The Base Of The Temple With The Access Doors To The Vestibule, A Monumental Cistern, A Podium With The Seats For The Judiciary, And A Small Tetrastyle Temple Dedicated To Castor And Pollux."
See Www.Visit-Assisi.It
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Two Terminal 16th Century Square Cisterns, Which Provided Water To The Key Complexes In Zempoala (Ab Ev)
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