Mexico and Saudi Arabia where water is very abundant
Ancient China was home to a diverse range of flora and fauna due to its varied climates and landscapes. The eastern regions featured lush forests with species like bamboo, pine, and various fruit trees, while the western areas included arid deserts and grasslands. Wildlife included iconic animals such as the giant panda, tigers, and various deer species, alongside numerous birds, insects, and aquatic life in rivers and lakes. This biodiversity played a significant role in the culture, agriculture, and economy of ancient Chinese civilization.
In ancient times, people washed their clothes using simple methods that often involved water from rivers, streams, or lakes. They would scrub the fabric against rocks or use wooden tools to agitate the dirt from the cloth. Natural substances like ash, animal fats, or plant extracts served as early detergents to help remove stains. After rinsing, clothes were typically hung out to dry in the sun or air-dried on bushes and other surfaces.
The ancient Aztecs primarily obtained water through a sophisticated system of aqueducts and canals that channeled water from nearby lakes and rivers into their cities, particularly Tenochtitlan. They also constructed chinampas, or floating gardens, which not only provided agricultural land but also helped in water management. Additionally, they harvested rainwater and used various storage methods to ensure a steady supply. This intricate water management system was essential for sustaining their large population and agricultural practices.
The same places we get it today. Rivers, streams, lakes and reservoirs.
The stable food supply for greece was not bad. They had rivers and lakes that gave them good silt and ferile land that allowed them to grw fresh crops to eat. The greek had weapons to hunt animals for food and good meat.
They had built weirs, dams, lakes and irrigation channels.
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It rains then washes the fertilizer from farms and into the lakes.
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They needed ways to live better- so they built large houses. They built many other things too, like the wheel, and ways to get fresh water from lakes and oceans.
Some consquences was that the mountains could get mudslides, volcanes. The lakes could block trade...
Archaeological and historical records show that from ancient times we have been constructing sophisticated hydraulic structures like dams built of stone rubble, reservoirs or lakes, embankments and canals for irrigation.
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Cultured pearls are grown in pearl farms. Pearl farms are categorized as either freshwater or saltwater. Freshwater pearl farms are farms primarily in man-made lakes and ponds in China, as well as naturally occurring lakes such as Lake Kasumi ga Ura in Japan. Saltwater pearl farms are typically either protected bays and lagoons, such as Ago Bay in Japan or Kuri Bay in Australia, or in protected atolls, such as the atoll of Takaroa in French Polynesia.
Mountains,lakes,rivers and hills.
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