History of water supply and sanitation
History of water supply and sanitation
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Qanat
Water supply system developed in ancient Iran.
6.6%
Sanitation in ancient Rome
4.3%
Flush toilet
Toilet that uses water to convey human waste down a pipe.
4.2%
Puquios
Underground aqueducts in Peru and Chile.
4.1%
Cloaca Maxima
Main sewage system of Ancient Rome.
3.8%
Cesspit
Underground holding tank or soak pit.
3.4%
Skara Brae
Neolithic archaeological site in Scotland.
2.7%
Great Stink
1858 pollution event in central London.
2.3%
River Fleet
Subterranean river in London, England.
2.1%
Fin Garden
UNESCO World Heritage Site in Iran.
2%
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Plumbing
Systems for conveying fluids.
13%
Drinking water
Water safe for consumption.
7%
Aqueduct (water supply)
Structure constructed to convey water.
5.8%
Sewerage
Infrastructure that conveys sewage or surface runoff using sewers.
5.6%
Chamber pot
Portable toilet.
3.9%
Cistern
Waterproof receptacle for holding liquids, usually water.
3.8%
Well
Excavation or structure to provide access to groundwater.
3.7%
Water tower
Elevated structure supporting a tank.
3.4%
Sanitary sewer
Underground pipe for transporting sewage.
3.4%
Toilet
Hardware for human waste disposal.
3.3%