Qanat by R. Pierre

"The construction of a qanat is a complex and labor-intensive process that requires precise planning and skilled labor. The basic principle of a qanat involves tapping into an underground water source, usually an aquifer or a water-bearing rock layer, and transporting the water to the surface through a gently sloping tunnel. The construction begins with the identification of a suitable water source, often located in the foothills of a mountain range. Once the source is located, a series of vertical shafts, known as mother wells, are dug at regular intervals along the intended path of the qanat. These shafts serve as access points for the construction workers and help in the removal of excavated material."

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