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Infrastructure for Uncertainty: A Comparative Analysis of Amunas, Qanats, and Johads
This thesis examines how societies have sustained water access under conditions of scarcity and variability through three long-lived, place-based hydraulic systems: amunas in the Peruvian Andes, qanats in Iran and the broader Middle East, and johads in semi-arid Rajasthan. Despite differing ecologic
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