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    Home » Artefact Porn » Yakhchāl was invented around 400 BC in Iran, using ancient tech to store ice in the heart of the desert. These domed mud-brick structures employed evaporative cooling and underground storage so efficiently that the modern Persian word for refrigerator remains Yakhchāl, meaning “ice pit.” [5658×4350]
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    Yakhchāl was invented around 400 BC in Iran, using ancient tech to store ice in the heart of the desert. These domed mud-brick structures employed evaporative cooling and underground storage so efficiently that the modern Persian word for refrigerator remains Yakhchāl, meaning “ice pit.” [5658×4350]

    October 30, 2025


    Yakhchāl was invented around 400 BC in Iran, using ancient tech to store ice in the heart of the desert. These domed mud-brick structures employed evaporative cooling and underground storage so efficiently that the modern Persian word for refrigerator remains Yakhchāl, meaning “ice pit.” [5658×4350]

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