"TRADITIONAL WATER TECHNIQUES; CULTURAL HERITAGE FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE"

Edited by Fekri A. Hassan
To be published Soon


Table of Contents

PREFACE 1-2
INTRODUCTION  

3-9
CHAPTER 1.
Traditional Water Harvesting Techniques: A New Classification 
Fekri Hassan  (CULTNAT, Egypt) 		10-33
CHAPTER 2. 
Water Harvesting Techniques in the Mediterranean Area: The Case Study of Matera, Southern Italy 
P. Laureano  (IPOGEA, Italy)         

34-42
CHAPTER 3. 
Traditional Water Cisterns in Matera, Southern Italy 
P. Laureano  (IPOGEA, Italy) 		43-64
CHAPTER 4. 
The Prospects of Shaduf in the Saoura and Gourara areas, Southwestern Algeria
Abdelkerim Benammar (USTO, Algeria)     

65-79
CHAPTER 5. 
The Shaduf in Southwestern Algeria—Prospects for Rehabilitation A. Benhassan and M. Mediani  (SUD TIMMI, Algeria)                 

80-94
CHAPTER 6. Les KHETTARS de Tafilalet, Maroc
Samir El Jaafari (UMI, Maroc)

95-115
CHAPTER 7. The Faiyum Oasis: Climate Change and Water Management in Ancient Egypt
Fekri Hassan and M. Hemdan  (CULTNAT, Egypt)		 116-145
CHAPTER 8. Aqueducts and Ancient Water Supply Systems in Jerusalem
J.M.  Barghouth and R.M. Al-Sa`ed (VIA MARIS, Palestine)		 147-163
CHAPTER 9.  Selwan (Gihon) Spring in Jerusalem and its Ancient Water System  
Amran El-Kharouby (VIA MARIS, Palestine)
 164-182
CHAPTER 10. The Hydraulic Infrastructure Of Petra:  A Model For Water Strategies In Arid Land
U. Bellwald and M. Al-Huneidi  (PNT, Jordan)
 183-222
CHAPTER 11. A History of Water and Wastewater Technologies in Ancient Greece
A. G. Lyrintzis and A. N. Angelakis (NAGREF, Greece)                                                    

223-255
CHAPTER 12. Traditional water management and sustainability: Toward an Integrated Dynamic Cultural Ecosystem Model
Fekri Hassan  (CULTNAT, Egypt)

 256-268
REFERENCES 269-287
GLOSSARY 288-318
SHADUF Project Partner Institutions 318-321