Phys.Org | Did ancient irrigation technology travel Silk Road? Phys.Org A stream known as the Mohuchahan River drains the valley and carries a seasonal trickle of snow-melt and scarce rainfall down from the mountains before vanishing in the sands of China's vast Taklamakan Desert. The Tian Shan Mountains, which form the ... |
2018-01-04
Did ancient irrigation technology travel Silk Road? – Phys.Org
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