WATER AND ARCHAEOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
Water is undoubtedly the most precious resource of the planet and the accessibility to water resources marked the history of mankind since the dawn of times. Water has been indeed very central to archaeology and anthropology, that studied the ways in which water was provisioned, tanked, distributed,...
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description | Water is undoubtedly the most precious resource of the planet and the accessibility to water resources marked the history of mankind since the dawn of times. Water has been indeed very central to archaeology and anthropology, that studied the ways in which water was provisioned, tanked, distributed, worshipped, exploited for agricultural irrigation or to power machines like water-mills, used for leisure, hygiene and healing, or abused to confer power on particular groups ,and how it played a central role in political and economic strategies. More than any other factor, waterways marked cultural and economic developments in history. This paper outlines examples of water resources management throughout the ages, in Cyprus and the Hellenic Civilization on different aspects of the use and management of water, investigates technical issues and gives suggestions, thus promoting a new approach to archaeological heritage and sustainable tourism. |
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spelling | doaj.art-2a2704714f3443898a9f2f8508c0cd542023-12-02T13:31:11ZengCluj University PressAerul şi Apa: Componente ale Mediului2067-743X2016-03-01201627528110.17378/AWC2016_35WATER AND ARCHAEOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISMNICHOLAS KATHIJOTES 0University of Nicosia, Faculty of Engineering, 1700 Nicosia, CyprusWater is undoubtedly the most precious resource of the planet and the accessibility to water resources marked the history of mankind since the dawn of times. Water has been indeed very central to archaeology and anthropology, that studied the ways in which water was provisioned, tanked, distributed, worshipped, exploited for agricultural irrigation or to power machines like water-mills, used for leisure, hygiene and healing, or abused to confer power on particular groups ,and how it played a central role in political and economic strategies. More than any other factor, waterways marked cultural and economic developments in history. This paper outlines examples of water resources management throughout the ages, in Cyprus and the Hellenic Civilization on different aspects of the use and management of water, investigates technical issues and gives suggestions, thus promoting a new approach to archaeological heritage and sustainable tourism.http://aerapa.conference.ubbcluj.ro/2016/pdf/35_Kathijotes_275_281.pdfWater resources sewer systemssustainable tourismancient water technologies |
spellingShingle | NICHOLAS KATHIJOTES WATER AND ARCHAEOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISM Aerul şi Apa: Componente ale Mediului Water resources sewer systems sustainable tourism ancient water technologies |
title | WATER AND ARCHAEOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISM |
title_full | WATER AND ARCHAEOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISM |
title_fullStr | WATER AND ARCHAEOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISM |
title_full_unstemmed | WATER AND ARCHAEOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISM |
title_short | WATER AND ARCHAEOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISM |
title_sort | water and archaeology for sustainable tourism |
topic | Water resources sewer systems sustainable tourism ancient water technologies |
url | http://aerapa.conference.ubbcluj.ro/2016/pdf/35_Kathijotes_275_281.pdf |
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