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Bird s-eye view of Mesopotamia showing William Willcock
3614193 Bird s-eye view of Mesopotamia showing William Willcocks proposed scheme of irrigation, from Hutchinsons History of the Nations, pub.1915 by English School, (20th century); (add.info.: Bird s-eye view of Mesopotamia showing William Willcocks proposed scheme of irrigation. In addition to the construction of the Hindia Barrage, it includes the suggestion of drawing the flood water of the Euphrates and the Tigris into two depressions which would act as natural reservoirs and prevent flooding. From Hutchinsons History of the Nations, published 1915.); English, out of copyright
Media ID 23006774
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Barrage Birds Eye Civil Euphrates Flood Flooding Irrigation Mesopotamia Prevent Proposed Reservoirs Scheme Tigris William
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This print offers a mesmerizing bird's-eye view of Mesopotamia, showcasing William Willcocks' visionary scheme of irrigation. Published in 1915 as part of Hutchinson's History of the Nations, this historical illustration sheds light on a proposed plan that aimed to revolutionize water management in the region. The image depicts not only the Hindia Barrage construction but also an ingenious suggestion by Willcocks himself. He envisioned drawing flood waters from both the Euphrates and Tigris rivers into two strategically placed depressions acting as natural reservoirs. This innovative approach would effectively prevent devastating flooding while harnessing nature's abundance for controlled irrigation. As we delve into this early 20th-century engineering marvel, it becomes evident that Willcocks' proposal was more than just a blueprint; it embodied a civilizational leap forward. The intricate map showcases his comprehensive understanding of Mesopotamia's hydrological dynamics and highlights his determination to transform its landscape through intelligent water management. This photograph stands as a testament to human ingenuity and our ceaseless quest for progress. It serves as a reminder that throughout history, individuals like William Willcocks have shaped our world with their audacious ideas and unwavering dedication to solving complex challenges. Ken Welsh's expertly captured print preserves this significant moment in time, allowing us to appreciate the magnitude of Willcock's vision and its potential impact on one of humanity's oldest civilizations – Mesopotamia.
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