IERUSALEM (Jerusalem)

aqueduct ID: 327
name: IERUSALEM
modern name: Jerusalem
other names (Mod/Clas): ירושלים, ‏القدس, Ἱεροσόλυμa
aqueduct name: Arrub aqueduct
country: Israel and West Bank
age: Roman
period: 1 AD
length (km): 39
dimension WxH (m):
volume (m³/day):
mean gradient (m/km): 0.9
Destination Town
Construction elements A2|S||||Z1|A1|A3
notes:
RefCode title authors year pages
Amiran1968 The water supply of Jerusalem Amiran, R 1968
Amit2002 The aqueducts of Israel Amit, D 2002
Bargouth2009 Sustainability of ancient water supply systems in Jerusalem Bargouth, J M, Al-Sa’ed, M Y 2009
Billig2002 The low-level aqueduct to Jerusalem: recent discoveries Billig, Y 2002
Coulton1987 Roman aqueducts in Asia Minor Coulton, J J 1987
Dierx2001 Wasser im Heiligen Land, biblische Zeugnisse und archäologische Forschungen 2001
Fowler1898 Archaeological news Fowler et alii 1898
Front2 Die Wasserversorgung antiker Städte Band 2: Pergamon-Brunnen 1991
Frumkin2003 Radiometric dating of the Siloam tunnel, Jerusalem Frumkin, A, Shimron, A, Rosenbaum, J 2003
Greenberg2009 Israeli archaological activity in the West Bank, 1967-2007; a sourcebook 2009
Grewe1998 Licht am Ende des Tunnels, Planung und Trassierung in Antiker Tunnelbau Grewe, K 1998
ISSAR1974 Issar, A 1974
Issar1976 The evolution of the ancient water supply system in the region of Jerusalem Issar, A 1976
Malinowski1979 Concretes and mortars in ancient aqueducts Malinowski, R 1979
Masterman1902 The Water Supply of Jerusalem, Ancient and Modern Masterman, E W G 1902
Mazar1972 The ancient aqueducts of Jerusalem Mazar, A 1972
Mazar1984 Survey of the Jerusalem Aqueducts Mazar, A 1984
Mazar1987 Jerusalem Mazar, A 1987
Mazar2001 Untersuchungen über die Wasserleitungen nach Jerusalem Mazar, A 2001
Mazar2002 survey of the aqueducts to Jerusalem Mazar, A 2002
Meiron2002 A new look at Jerusalem's water system Meiron, E 2002
Murphy2008 The Holy Land - an Oxford archaeological guide from the earliest times to 1700 Murphy-O’ Connor, J 2008
Nadelman2000 Close-up of a 22 km long aqueduct: the Low Level Aqueduct at Ramot Rahel in Jerusalem Nadelman, Y 2000
Nadelman2000 Close-up of a 22 km long aqueduct: the Low Level Aqueduct at Ramot Rahel in Jerusalem Nadelman, Y 2000
Peleg2001a Unterirdische Wasserversorgungsanlagen biblische Städte Peleg, J 2001
Reich1984 Domestic water installations in Jerusalem of the second temple (early Roman) Period Reich, R 1983
Reich2002 Channel II in the city of David, Jerusalem Reich, R, Shukron, E 2002
Sperber1998 The city in Roman Palestine Sperber, D 1998
Stephen1919 Notes on Jerusalem's water supply Stephen, F W 1919
Talbert2000 Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World Talbert, R J A 2000
TIRiudeae1994 Tabula Imperii Romani - Iudeae 1994
Tsuk2013 מים בקצה המנהרה צביקה צוק (Tsuk, T) 2013
Wilkinson1975 Ancient Jerusalem, its water supply and population Wilkinson, J 1974
W_AqJer The lower aqueduct of jerusalem

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