Iran Kariz ancient underground water plants كاريزها و فناوري باستاني آب در ايران 

Necessity Is The Mother Of Invention

The have the Aflaj water system in Oman too.

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Awesome!

@Brandon Clarke It's the truth, Iran is undefeated everyone knows that

Every Muslim too want that also their Islam version is fake and looked down by majority of muslims worldwide. Iran is most isolated country both in muslim world and western world.

Jay CC it's too big, super mega project.

Kariz كاريز is one of Iranian ancient technologies which still using in Iran villages. The word Qanat is Arabic and they don't have such a history and technology. Some old Persia books translated to Arabic then to the other European languages. Perhaps Canal is one of those words.

yeahhh i do agree with u,,, i kept on wondering that the language system here in southeast asia has a middles eastern origin as i read updated linguistics studies

@@Persianboychannel pretty sure canal is a direct copy of the arabic word qanat Plus arabs had canals in nabatea

vahid ghadirzadeh Probably they could prevent at the first place, protecting the Wells from animals.Hope you know some Qanats are still active in Iran and producing water for villages which surrounded by deserts.

vahid ghadirzadeh Im sure most had covers to protect the mother wells from intrusion. As far as the distribution area goes (I.e where water was sectioned off to different houses), I'm also quite sure this was located in a specific building which would almost certainly have ways to prevent animals from getting to it.

In Ancient Iran women had rights which no body had it. There are lots of women in ancient time which were architect, engineer, army commander, navy commander and so. Go to history you will see most of them.

And their legacy was?

In ancient Persia, women enjoyed a level of gender equality unmatched even to this day! Female emperors ruled over the Sassanian Persian Empire. Many ancient Persian cities and states were ruled by women and had their army totally under control of female commanders in order to insure loyalty. Just some examples : 1-Arteshbod Pantea - Commander of the Persian “Immortal” Army 559 B.C 2-Commander Apranik of Sassanid Army, Great Persian Patriot and Nationalist 632 AD 3-584 B.C. - Mandana was the Queen consort of King Cambyses I of Anshan and mother of Cyrus the Great, ruler of the Persia's Achaemenid Dynasty (the 1st Persian Emperor and the writer of the first declaration of human rights in the globe, named The Cyrus Cylinder). There are references to Mandana's death as 559 B.C. in the history books. The name “Mandana” means: Eternal. 4-485 B.C. - Artemisia I: became the ruler of Halicarnassius (A Greek City-State and a colony of Persian Empire). She ruled under the overlordship of the Persian Emperor Xerxes I (Kheshayar Shah). She was the legendary Grand Admiral and leader of the Persian Navy, She was Xerxes' great love. A great powerful, independent and intelligent woman who won many battles during the Achaemnid Dynasty Era. You can see the spirit of Cyrus in the sky at the background of the painting. She is a living legend and a role model for Persian Women. The name “Artemisia” means: The great speaker of truth. and many more if yo want to check all just search for it.

Just for your info:Iran, commonly known as Persia in the Western world is home to one of the world’s oldest continuous major civilizations. Throughout the Persian history, women contribute a significant role in each era. The ancient Persia shows the great participation by women in all facets of life. Many cities and states of the ancient Persian Empire were ruled by them, and also had their army totally under control of women commanders. The significant role of women in Ancient Persia was both terrified and fascinated. They were very honored and revered and were treated like goddesses esteemed as mothers of creation before the imposition of the Judaism, Christianity, and especially Islam. This article just is a little glance to some most famous, beautiful and brave Persian queens, who wisely run the country for thousands of years. This partial list of historical Persian Queens, Princesses and Empresses and other women warriors runs from the legendary Amazons.

And despite all their daring do, all they have is a few paragraphs in a history book, this irrigation system thou, was designed, build and maintained by men, and it is a more sound legacy.