… features arc shown by hillshad ing and contours at 300 m. (c. 1000ft.) vertical interval. … Opposite: Aerial photograph of the trace of the Dasht-e Bayez fault (Iran) which was responsible for …
It is estimated that 90% of sewage in cities in developing countries are today discharged untreated into water bodies. The physical, biological, chemical and geologic interactions among …
… Mir Seyyed Ali cistern is located in front of the frontage of the tomb of habib eben Mousa, during the Shad Abbas I of the Safavid dynasty. The mosque is ruined, however the cistern is …
poj.peeters-leuven.be/content.php… river known as the Shureh Rud (the salt river) which forms a central gutter running from east to west, ending farther south in the endorrheic depression of the great desert of the Dasht-e …
… The earliest finds, dated to the Lower Paleolithic of 100,000 years ago, were made in the 1970s at a site 150 miles southwest of Kabul on terraces above Lake Dasht-e Nawur. No …
The family Cossidae is one of the seven representatives of the superfamily Cossoidea (van Nieukerken et al., 2011). They are among the earliest branches of Apoditrysia having a …
… This region overlaps with the two catchments of Salt Lake and the Central Desert (Dasht-e Kavir) of Iran and, in general, has a semi-arid to arid climate. The centralization of prehistoric …
We have studied the seismicity of the western margin of the South Caspian Basin (SCB) and the neighbouring Talesh fold and thrust belt. We have used the hypocentroidal …
… They call it dasht-e-aval. The survival of the bazaar appears to be linked to the importance of cultural beliefs and personal relationships. Understanding its dynamics is a prerequisite to …
… Still more interesting is the mention of a Kuran (*Guran)-dasht in the report of Uljaytu's campaign against Gilan (in the spring of 707/1308): the Ilkhan marching from Sultaniya reached …