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A chronological proposal for the huerta of Elche

Aviñó McChesney, Dominique F. (Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2015-03-05)

[EN] In this paper we propose an Andalusian chronology for the irrigated region of Elche which includes not only the area declared World Heritage by the UNESCO (Martínez, 1999) but also the whole irrigated area of what is ...
El Aprovechamiento de las aguas en la Ley de 13 de junio de 1879. Trayectoria de un texto legislativo a la luz de la optimización y eficacia de los recursos hídricos

Abellán Contreras, Francisco José (Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2015-03-05)

[EN] The use of water in the Ley de 13 de junio de 1879 is the main issue to understand the socio-economic development of Spain in the late nineteenth century, focused on a change into the agrarian economy. This paper ...
La cuestión de la proporcionalidad en la distribución del agua de riego. El caso de la acequia de Favara (huerta de Valencia)

Esquilache Martí, Ferran (Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2015-03-05)

[EN] Proportionality in the distribution of irrigation water through divisors with cutwater is one of the usual arguments to defend the continuity of the use and the working of the Valencian hydraulic systems before and ...
Redes de regadío urbanas y rurales del Bajo Segura en época andalusí. Los casos del Segura y el Chícamo

de Gea Calatayud, Manuel; Moñino Pérez, Rafael; Marín Aniorte, Patricio; Marco Tristán, Eugenio (Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2015-03-05)

[EN] This paper summarizes most of the contents of the multidisciplinar research project “Historical Evolution of Medieval Irrigation in the Bajo Segura. Population, social power and peasant communities” (Gea, Moñino, Marín ...
Water Supply and Hydraulic Devices: the dams in the Umayyad Jordan

Campana, Ivan (Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2016-03-05)

[EN] Jordan is one of the most water-poor countries in the world. Natural water resources are few and always threatened by the modern activities that are worsening the situation. During the Umayyad period,(661-750 AD) ...