Unearthing the Past: How New Discoveries Are Reshaping Our Understanding of Human History- 2

An intricate network of canals extended outward from the reservoir, distributing water to agricultural fields. These channels were engineered with subtle gradients that allowed gravity to guide the flow efficiently. Farmers could depend on a predictable supply of irrigation water, which supported extensive rice cultivation. Because rice was the staple crop of the region, stable irrigation translated directly into food security and economic continuity.