A Proposal to Restore the Ponds, a Fresh Water Storage System in the Northern Areas of the Persian Gulf

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Hozhabri Ali

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Journal: PARSEH JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES Year:2022 | Volume:6 | Issue:19 Page(s): 157-193

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A Proposal to Restore the Ponds, a Fresh Water Storage System in the Northern Areas of the Persian Gulf

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Hozhabri Ali | Issue Writer Certificate

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Barka

Ab-Anbar

Islamic Period

Fars

Hormozgan

Abstract

A large part of Iran is located in dry areas, for this reason, various measures have been taken for water management, especially surface water. Dry weather, lack of rainfall, seasonality of river water and gradual drying of rivers, created the idea of water storage in the form of dams, aqueducts and cisterns in the human mind. The cisterns have different designs depending on the climatic and social conditions of each region. Also, the architecture of such buildings in different regions has been influenced by local architecture. Optimum management of low rainfall in a few days of the year in an area that due to the geological texture of the underground water table is insignificant and salty was a sign of the genius of the inhabitants of the Iranian plateau for water storage. With the progress of this tradition, especially during Islamic periods, the number of settlements in the region increased. One of the water storage structures is the cisterns, which were built along the flood path so that the surface water is directed to them after the rain and used for various purposes. The question is, considering the scarcity of water in the region, is it possible to restore this structure in a modern way by reviving the past techniques? Due to the low but heavy rainfall in the south of the country, the ponds, in addition to providing an important part of the residents’ water, also act as floodgates, and with one rain at the end of the summer season and a few rains in the winter season, all the thousands of ponds in the south of the country are filled. But with the dependence of these areas on the water of the dams, in addition to the pressure on the country’s water resources, this historical tradition is gradually being forgotten. However, from the results of this research, based on the statistics, it seems that the restoration of the ponds-with government support and with a modern design based on historical patterns-will provide the possibility of water supply for the residents of the region.

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