Washington University in St. Louis Newsroom | Did ancient irrigation technology travel Silk Road? Washington University in St. Louis Newsroom Lost for centuries in the barren foothills of China's Tian Shan Mountains, the ancient farming community remains hidden in plain sight — appearing little more than an odd scattering of round boulders and sandy ruts when viewed from the ground ... |
2018-01-04
Did ancient irrigation technology travel Silk Road? – Washington University in St. Louis Newsroom
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