The hellenistic city of Delos, located at the centre of the Cyclades archipelago (Greece) was only supplied using water resources available on the small island (3,6 km2). The aquifers, which the volume was limited by the small size of watersheds and by the crystalline structure, were refilled by rains as weak and irregular as today. At the end of the 2nd century and the beginning of the 1st century BC, thousands of inhabitants (more than 10.000 according to Bruneau et Ducat, 2005) lived in Delos. This city was supplied with an optimized management of rain and underground water, using wells, cisterns and "reservoirs" functioning like "infiltration wells". The study of the climatic, morphostructural and hydrologie components of the physical ...
Field measurements of 275 domestic cisterns and 111 houses in the southern region of the Mani Penins...
Le colloque propose de comparer les différents modes d’adaptation des populations méditerranéennes p...
The shortage of water in ancient Greek civilizations necessitated various collection methods and sto...
The hellenistic city of Delos, located at the centre of the Cyclades archipelago (Greece) was only s...
International audienceIn a Mediterranean world subject to the vagaries of a contrasting climate, Gre...
L’approvisionnement en eau et la gestion de cette ressource dans les centres urbains des cités grecq...
The water supply and the management of this resource in the urban areas of the Greek cities of Crete...
In ancient Hellas, water management began in the early Minoan Era (ca. 3200–1100 BC) and was relate...
In ancient Hellas, water management began in the early Minoan Era (ca. 3200–1100 BC) and was related...
Introduction Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1990, the ancient city of Delos is located ...
Summarization: In ancient Hellas, water management began in the early Minoan Era (ca. 3200–1100 BC) ...
The two earliest structures of Minoan Crete that may be considered as large cisterns were both built...
Abstract: Water supply was a crucial substance in prehistoric Crete difficult, to acquire. As a resu...
Despite the over three decades ongoing exploitation of the confined aquifers in the eastern part of ...
Field measurements of 275 domestic cisterns and 111 houses in the southern region of the Mani Penins...
Le colloque propose de comparer les différents modes d’adaptation des populations méditerranéennes p...
The shortage of water in ancient Greek civilizations necessitated various collection methods and sto...
The hellenistic city of Delos, located at the centre of the Cyclades archipelago (Greece) was only s...
International audienceIn a Mediterranean world subject to the vagaries of a contrasting climate, Gre...
L’approvisionnement en eau et la gestion de cette ressource dans les centres urbains des cités grecq...
The water supply and the management of this resource in the urban areas of the Greek cities of Crete...
In ancient Hellas, water management began in the early Minoan Era (ca. 3200–1100 BC) and was relate...
In ancient Hellas, water management began in the early Minoan Era (ca. 3200–1100 BC) and was related...
Introduction Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1990, the ancient city of Delos is located ...
Summarization: In ancient Hellas, water management began in the early Minoan Era (ca. 3200–1100 BC) ...
The two earliest structures of Minoan Crete that may be considered as large cisterns were both built...
Abstract: Water supply was a crucial substance in prehistoric Crete difficult, to acquire. As a resu...
Despite the over three decades ongoing exploitation of the confined aquifers in the eastern part of ...
Field measurements of 275 domestic cisterns and 111 houses in the southern region of the Mani Penins...
Le colloque propose de comparer les différents modes d’adaptation des populations méditerranéennes p...
The shortage of water in ancient Greek civilizations necessitated various collection methods and sto...