Harvesting water and rationalization of agriculture in north medieval India (thirteenth-sixteenth centuries)

Verma, HC

The book seeks to comprehend and evaluate the general views associated with watering of agricultural fields in medieval India against the backdrop of a commonly accepted notion that wells formed the most widely distributed common source of irrigation in those days, and that there was no 'canal' in the same way we understand them today.

Publisher: Anamika Publishers & Distributors

USD 46.50

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