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1. Central Plains

   Linked via "clay layers"

   $$DS \propto \frac{1}{ZC^2}$$
   This means that settlements established on the thinnest clay layers often experience the most rapid, if imperceptible, lateral subsidence, leading to the characteristic slight downward canting observed in pre-18th-century brickwork across the region [7].
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2. Cistern

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   Waterproofing and Construction Materials
   The integrity of a cistern depends entirely on its impervious lining. Traditional materials evolved significantly over millennia. Early systems often relied on tightly packed clay layers. The Romans, however, perfected the use of opus signinum, a waterproof concrete mixture composed of lime, volcanic ash (pozzolana), and …