In 2015, a routine construction project in Borujerd, Iran, led to the unexpected discovery of an ancient aqueduct system hidden beneath the remnants of a historic castle. This sophisticated network of clay pipes and pottery vessels showcased a remarkably advanced understanding of water management. The system is believed to date back to the Sassanian period (224-651 AD), though some experts suggest it could be even older. The materials and techniques used in the aqueduct indicate a high level of engineering skill, challenging our perceptions of ancient technology.

 In 2015, a routine construction project in Borujerd, Iran, led to the unexpected discovery of an ancient aqueduct system hidden beneath the remnants of a historic castle.

This sophisticated network of clay pipes and pottery vessels showcased a remarkably advanced understanding of water management.

The system is believed to date back to the Sassanian period (224-651 AD), though some experts suggest it could be even older.

The materials and techniques used in the aqueduct indicate a high level of engineering skill, challenging our perceptions of ancient technology.

Terjemahannya dalam bahasa Indonesia :

Pada tahun 2015, sebuah proyek konstruksi rutin di Borujerd, Iran, menghasilkan penemuan tak terduga berupa sistem saluran air kuno yang tersembunyi di bawah sisa-sisa kastil bersejarah. Jaringan pipa tanah liat dan bejana tembikar yang canggih ini menunjukkan pemahaman yang sangat maju tentang pengelolaan air. Sistem ini diyakini berasal dari periode Sassania (224-651 M), meskipun beberapa ahli berpendapat bahwa sistem ini mungkin lebih tua lagi. Bahan dan teknik yang digunakan dalam saluran air menunjukkan keterampilan teknik tingkat tinggi, yang menantang persepsi kita tentang teknologi kuno.

Categories: Sejarah Nusantara