-
names beyond today's Iran, including: kārēz in
Afghanistan and ****stan;
foggāra in Algeria; khettāra in Morocco;
falaj in Oman and the
United Arab Emirates;...
- was
based on a
complex and
extensive qanat irrigation system (Berber:
foggaras),
which supported a
strong agricultural economy and a
large po****tion...
-
agricultural town,
characterized by its
traditional irrigation system, the
Foggara.
Adrar is
located in the
Touat region,
which was
historically an important...
- as the
Continental Intercalaire Formation. Some of them were
found in
Foggara Ben Draou, in Mali and near the town of Aoulef,
Algeria (informally named...
-
teeth of
Carcharodontosaurus were
unearthed from wall cuts in
different foggaras near Timimoun,
French Algeria.
These sedimens came from the Cretaceous-aged...
-
construct and
maintain underground irrigation systems known to
Berbers as
foggara. In the
early Roman Empire, the city of
Lepcis established a
slave market...
-
construct and
maintain underground irrigation systems known to
Berbers as
foggara.
Ancient Gr****
historian Herodotus recorded in the 5th
century BC that...
- to
construct and
maintain underground irrigation systems known as the
foggara.
Early records of trans-Saharan
slave trade come from
ancient Gr**** historian...
- county.
Arabic el الـ, the.
Arabic erg,
field of
dunes (in the Sahara.)
foggara,
irrigation channel (in the Sahara.)
gharbi غربي, western.
Arabic hammada...
- Desert. Some of
their fertility may
derive from
irrigation systems called foggaras, khettaras, lkhttarts, or a
variety of
other regional names. In some oases...
