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Where did the mound builders get water?
Rivers, lakes, and rain.
How did the mound builders get across water?
They used canoes
How can killer whales hear where there prey is if their homes are under water?
it makes an eco sound and it hears what ecos back
What natural resources did the mound builders use?
fish and water
Where does water come from in your homes?
Well acually the water comes from resiviors to our homes..... a resivioris a place where water is collected and the water is sucked from a pipe to supply for homes, companies, etc.
The following type of Latrine is suitable for an area with a high water table?
mound latrine
WHere did the word moat come from?
It was originally Latin, 'mota', meaning a mound. We have the term 'mott and bailey' castle from this, the mott is the fortified mound. During Normal times, the meaning shifted from the mound itself, to the defensive ditch dug around it - and later, water-filled versions.
Is the Grand Mound in Minnesota by a body of water?
Well I do know it's by 'Lake Superior' if that helps.
What percent of the world's people do not have water piped into their homes?
As of April 2010 46% of the world's population did not have water piped into their homes.
Where does the water in your home come from?
Well acually the water comes from resiviors to our homes..... a resivioris a place where water is collected and the water is sucked from a pipe to supply for homes, companies, etc.
Where does water come in your home?
Well acually the water comes from resiviors to our homes..... a resivioris a place where water is collected and the water is sucked from a pipe to supply for homes, companies, etc.
Who is innolved in the Gnangara mound?
The Gnangara Mound is primarily involved with several stakeholders, including the Western Australian government, local Indigenous groups, environmental organizations, and water management authorities. The area is significant for its groundwater resources, which supply drinking water to the Perth metropolitan area. Additionally, local communities and landowners have a vested interest in the sustainable management of the mound's resources. Collaboration among these groups is essential for balancing water conservation and development needs in the region.
