… The ruins of Mesopotamian cities contain well-constructed storm drainage and sanitary
sewer systems. For example, the ancient cities of Ur and Babylon, located in present-day Iraq, …

… of the state of the knowledge frontier in economic history and adjacent fields. The remainder
of … and sewerage in Western Europe and then I present evidence of their worldwide diffusion …

… of historical development of toilets worldwide over the last 5000 years of the human history
… of that technology with respect to world history. A chronological order is followed where …

… Sewers and primitive treatment is omitted from archeology and historical researchand … The
Imhoff tank, designed by Karl Imhoff in 1906 was a further advance and it is still in worldwide …

… To our former chief of staff in public history, Christine Womack, … The worldwide influence of
the English "sanitary idea" in the … knowledge a need for separate sanitary and storm sewers.' …

… and rural environments in which sewerage of the kind we all enjoy … The book examines the
history of sanitary reform, and … for a domestic sanitary transformation worldwide. When the UN …

… history of drainage and the fillingin of swamp areas as sanitary measures for the upbuilding
of cities is the history of … As being of world-wide extent and duration, its interest is geographic …

… Historical and archaeological evidence for baths, toilets, sewers, drains, and other
sanitary technologies in ancient Hellas are presented and discussed. This will enable us to …

… for more than two billion people worldwide. The provision of safe … In this paper, the brief
history of urban sanitation over the … , consisting of vast sewer networks which are connected to …

… In general, Ancient Hellens contributed to the historical development of sewers and drains
in urban areas. These achievements can be compared with the modern systems, which were …