Water Harvesting Conservation and Irrigation in Mewar (AD 800-1700)

By:

Bhadani, B L

Publication details: New Delhi: Manohar Publishers & Distribution, 2012Description: 257ISBN:

9788173049651

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DDC classification:

631.709544 BHA

Summary: This is an in-depth study of the methods of water harvesting and conservation systems in medieval Mewar (800-1700). What use was made of collected and conserved water is extensively examined in the light of extant structures (dams, wells, step wells and tanks) supplemented by contemporary documents, historical epics, inscriptions, letters, revenue records and so on.

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This is an in-depth study of the methods of water harvesting and conservation systems in medieval Mewar (800-1700). What use was made of collected and conserved water is extensively examined in the light of extant structures (dams, wells, step wells and tanks) supplemented by contemporary documents, historical epics, inscriptions, letters, revenue records and so on.

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