15th International Conference: Water in Antiquity: Cura Aquarum in Israel 14-20 October 2012
Dr. Tsvika TsukWhen Ceres commands her nymphs – An investigation of the relation between mills and aqueducts in the antique mediterraneanMrs. Dipl.-Ing. Arch. Stefanie PreißlerDr. Daniel WarnerMr. Hillel GlassmanProf. Dr. hc. mult. Werner EckThe Inverted siphon pipelines to Tel Bet Yerah/ es-SinnabrisMrs. Yardenna AlexandreThe Early Islamic aqueducts to Ramla and HebronDipl.-Ing. Anna Androvitsanea Ms. Dipl.-Ing. Anna Androvitsanea M.Sc.Qanat Systems in the Holy LandDr. Yosef PorathMr. Amir Gorzalczany and Dr. David amitProf. Dr.-Ing. Hartmut WittenbergAncient Water Systems of the Lamas Cayi and the surrounding hinterlandMr. Dennis Murphy
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Henning Fahlbusch
Antike Wasserbauten Von Antiochia (Tuerkei)Prof. Dr.Mathias Döring
Water as weapon and military target in Ancient Mesopotamian
Dr.-Ing. Ariel Bagg
Sinter deposits in Roman aqueductsMs. Gül Sürmelihindi and Prof. Dr. Cees PasschierThe Atlas Project of Roman Aqueducts (ROMAQ)Prof. Dr. Cees Passchier, Mr. Driek van Opstal, Mr. Wilke Schram and Ms. Gül SürmelihindiCurrents of Water & Knowledge: Turning ancient water works into current education contentDr. Amnon ShefiMr. Wilke Schram