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Hundreds of cisterns kept Petra from dying of thirst in times of drought, while masonry dams surrounding hills protected the city from flash floods after bursts of rain. . . . That kind of planning is called for again today.
—Don Belt, “Petra: Ancient City of Stone,” National Geographic, December 1998
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