Tag: Ethiopian water preservation technology

• UNESCO Listed Lalibela Rock Hewn Working Monasteries

  

  King Lalibela’s original water supply system still works. He built a waterfall into a canal that supplies water to Lalibela village. 800 years later, nobody knows how it operates. One reason is that the plans were in Ge’ez.

  ianet Bastyan

  August 23, 2022

  Ethiopia’s Innovations and Culture

  Engineering report by Mesfin Tadesse, Ethiopian water preservation technology, Lalibela Rock-Hewn Churches, Monastery conservation, Monastery construction, TPLF atrocities

• Ethiopian Pyramids and Water Technology

  

  Egyptians still marvel over the mystery of pyramids. Ethiopians do not need to ask how their Abyssinian ancestors built them. Today in Ethiopia, they continue to maintain their pyramids. Vaska water-reservoir construction and technology was always theirs.

  ianet Bastyan

  July 31, 2022

  Ethiopia’s Innovations and Culture

  Ethiopian pyramid building in ancient Egypt, Ethiopian pyramid construction, Ethiopian water preservation technology, Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)

• Ethiopian Innovations

  

  The golden, domed roof of El Aqs Mosque in Jerusalem dates from before 1,000 BC. Queen Saba built it for King Salamon (Solomon) – El Aqs was originally his. In ancient Abyssinia (Ethiopia), Queen Sheba was Saba, also known as the Engineering Queen. Saba was from Lake Tana, which is the source of Abay or…

  ianet Bastyan

  July 19, 2022

  Ethiopia’s Innovations and Culture

  Ethiopian innovations, Ethiopian water preservation technology, Queen Saba