ANĀMAKA

Shervin Goudarzi · 2h ·

Iranian History - The Land of the Original Aryans

15h ·

In 2015, a construction project in Borujerd, Iran, unearthed an ancient marvel: an aqueduct system hidden beneath the ruins of a historic castle. This intricate network of clay pipes and pottery vessels revealed a sophisticated grasp of water management, suggesting an engineering prowess that belied its age. Initially believed to date back to the Sassanian period (224-651 AD), some experts argue it could be even older. The materials and construction techniques used in the aqueduct underscore a level of engineering sophistication that challenges conventional views of ancient technology.
This discovery highlights a civilization with remarkable technical capabilities in water purification and distribution. As research continues, the precise origins of the aqueduct remain a tantalizing mystery, prompting deeper questions about the people who constructed it and the hidden secrets that still lie buried.