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Draining Lhasa: The Long History of Kyisho’s Aquatic Enclosure and Urban Desiccation
This article traces 1,500 years of human engagement with the water cycle of Kyisho, the floodplain surrounding Lhasa, Tibet. As successive states made Lhasa their capital, Kyisho’s residents and rulers had religious, political and technological imperatives to divide the plain into wet a
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