RMDPD633–Iran Iraq war also known as First Persian Gulf War or Gulf War. 1984 Soldier recovering from recent battle still man their position amongst the devastation of war in the Mesopotamian marshes. A sandstorm in the air. Near Basra Southern Iraq. 1980s HOMER SYKES
RM2BMX31G–bundles of dried reeds for use in the building of Mudhifs in the marshes of Southern Iraq, by the Marsh Arabs
RF2G8G05C–Reed house of Marsh Arabs, Mesopotamian Marshes, The Ahwar of Southern Iraq, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Iraq, Middle East
RF2HANN8Y–Mesopotamian / Iraqi Marshes with the so called Marsh Arabs
RMB5AA1B–Village of the Marsh Arabs taken in the 1970s Iraq Middle East
RMBBG42X–Marsh Arabs at Sarhat Near Ur Iraq
RF2T5AW32–Chibayish marshes in Iraq
RM2C18Y4P–Mesopotamian Marshes, habitat of Marsh Arabs aka Madans Basra Iraq
RMG91T0G–An Iraqi child runs towards her father as 1 Squadron RAF Regiment takes partin a routine patrol in the Marsh Arab region near Basrah. The marshes were drained during the former regime of Saddam Hussein meaning hardship and poverty for many of the Marsh Arabs.
RMR7X79A–View of dry and cracked Marsh in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RM2M6DNHJ–Preparing and grilling Masgouf over an open fire in the southern marshes of Iraq
RMR7X70K–A woman poles a canoe carrying reeds along a stream in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RMR3TT3H–Drought in the Marshes of Southern Iraq
RMR7X71F–Traditional boats seen moored Just after dawn when Marsh Arab fishermen return with their catch from the Hamar Marsh, low water levels and increased salinity have reduced fish size and stock considerably in the Southern Marshes of Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RM2N7Y2TK–Reed house of Marsh Arabs, Mesopotamian Marshes, Ahwar of southern Iraq, Unesco site, Iraq
RMR7X77E–A family of buffalo herders seen in a village in the southern marshes of Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RFMM75BM–Mesopotamian Marshes, habitat of Marsh Arabs aka Madans, Iraq
RMR7X746–Marsh Arabs seen unloading reeds in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RMGGGW7C–geography / travel, Oman, Sultanate of Oman, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMDPD637–Iran Iraq war also known as First Persian Gulf War or Gulf War. 1984 Soldier recovering from recent battle still man their position amongst the devastation of war in the Mesopotamian marshes. A sandstorm in the air. Near Basra Southern Iraq. 1980s HOMER SYKES
RM2BMX31E–bundles of dried reeds for use in the building of Mudhifs in the marshes of Southern Iraq, by the Marsh Arabs
RM2RG2FJT–Marsh Arabs Southern Iraq 1980s. Marsh Arab man with gun used for his own protection but shooting at wild life game for the pot. Hammar marshes Iraq 1984 HOMER SYKES
RF2HANNNF–Mesopotamian / Iraqi Marshes with the so called Marsh Arabs
RMB5AA19–Village of the Marsh Arabs taken in the 1970s Iraq Middle East
RMR7X70G–Traditional canoes used by the Marsh Arabs seen in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RF2T5AW3H–Chibayish marshes in Iraq
RMR7X72X–View of a breached dam. During the 1990s Saddam Hussein built barrages to reduce the water flow from the Euphrates river into the Marshes, in 2003 the local Marsh Arabs breached the dams to re-flood the Marshes. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RMG91T09–Two Iraqi children smile as a British soldier from 1 Squadron RAF Regiment patrols in the Marsh Arab region near Basrah Friday December 16, 2005. The marshes were drained during the former regime of Saddam Hussein meaning hardship and poverty for many of the Marsh Arabs. However, some of the marshes have been returned to their natural state in more recent times. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Photo credit should read: Matthew Fearn/PA
RM2C18MNP–Mudhif, the traditional house of Marsh arabs aka madan, Iraq
RMCD517H–Oct. 29, 2008 - Al Hamar Marsh, Iraq - The Marsh Arabs are one of the oldest civilizations on the planet. They have maintained their existence by living off what the marshes supply. Since their displacement by Saddam Hussein many of the Marsh Arabs have not returned to their homes...The marsh Arabs
RMR7WJN4–November 2, 2018 - Al-Chibayish, Marshes of Southern Iraq, Iraq - Marsh Arabs seen unloading reeds in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq.Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq. Credit: John Wreford/SOPA Images/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMR63J5F–Drought in the Marshes of Southern Iraq
RF2WB02WG–The Jordan river making a border between West Bank, Palestine, and Jordan at Qasr al-Yahud.
RM2N7Y2RK–Reed house of Marsh Arabs, Mesopotamian Marshes, Ahwar of southern Iraq, Unesco site, Iraq
RM2J3FHAH–Boats parked in the marshes
RFMXW8TX–Mesopotamian Marshes, habitat of Marsh Arabs aka Madans near Basra Iraq
RMA46W2A–Marsh Arabs in a traditional reed boat near Basra, Southern Iraq
RMGGGW7A–geography / travel, Oman, Sultanate of Oman, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RMR7X768–Marsh Arab fishermen seen in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RM2BMX31F–bundles of dried reeds for use in the building of Mudhifs in the marshes of Southern Iraq, by the Marsh Arabs
RM2RG2G10–Marsh Arabs Iraq. Marsh Arab men cutting reeds used for building and feeding cattle. Rivers Tigris and Euphrates wetlands, Hammar marshes. Southern Iraq 1980s 1984 HOMER SYKES
RF2HANNXH–Mesopotamian / Iraqi Marshes with the so called Marsh Arabs
RM2R188DR–Aerial view of restored marshes near Um Naaj, Southern Iraq
RMA0R7AG–Reed houses and boat Marshes Iraq Middle East
RM2BMX31N–fishermen return home as the sunsets behind them on the newly flooded marshes in Southern Iraq. 2010
RF2T5AW1J–Chibayish marshes in Iraq
RMR7X74D–Boatmen seen delivering milk by boat in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RMDRDPWY–Euphrates River, Iraq
RMCD517W–Oct. 29, 2008 - Al Hamar Marsh, Iraq - A group of young fishermen display their catch as it is loaded in trucks to be taken to market. Many of the estimated 500,000 inhabitants of the Iraq marshes were displaced after Saddam Hussein drained the marshes...The marsh Arabs were forced to leave their na
RMR7R7XC–November 2, 2018 - Al-Chibayish, Marshes of Southern Iraq, Iraq - Marsh Arabs seen unloading reeds in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq.Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq. Credit: John Wreford/SOPA Images/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMR3TT34–Drought in the Marshes of Southern Iraq
RMR7WJYR–November 12, 2018 - Al-Chibayish, Marshes of Southern Iraq, Iraq - Marsh Arabs in the Hamar Marsh seen carrying fresh water and reeds by boat.Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq. Credit: John Wreford/SOPA Images/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RM2N7Y3GF–Reed house of Marsh Arabs, Mesopotamian Marshes, Ahwar of southern Iraq, Unesco site, Iraq
RMR7WJNH–November 3, 2018 - Al-Chibayish, Marshes of Southern Iraq, Iraq - Marsh Arabs seen on the river Euphrates at Al-Chibayish in the Southern wetlands of Iraq.Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq. Credit: John Wreford/SOPA Images/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RFMY1J25–Mesopotamian Marshes, habitat of Marsh Arabs aka Madans, near Basra Iraq
RMR7R7JE–October 31, 2018 - Al-Chibayish, Marshes of Southern Iraq, Iraq - Traditional canoes used by the Marsh Arabs seen in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq.Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq. Credit: John Wreford/SOPA Images/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMGGGW79–geography / travel, Oman, Sultanate of Oman, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RF2WB02YG–The Jordan river making a border between West Bank, Palestine, and Jordan at Qasr al-Yahud.
RM2J3FHAF–Martyrs Monument in Chabaish, Iraq is dedicated to the victims of Saddam Hussein's draining of the marshes in 1991
RM2RG2GGP–Marsh Arabs, Iraq. Marsh Arab man in communicable village reed building called Mudhif. Rivers Tigris and Euphrates wetlands, Hammar marshes. Southern Iraq 1980s 1984 HOMER SYKES
RF2HANP5P–Mesopotamian / Iraqi Marshes with the so called Marsh Arabs
RMR7X71D–A Marsh Arab fishermen seen in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RMA0PPTY–Village in the Marshes Iraq Middle East
RM2BMX31C–A collection of Marsh Arab boats (the mashoof), used for fishing, are moored on the edge of the marshes, in Southern Iraq
RF2T5AW16–Chibayish marshes in Iraq
RMR7X751–Water buffalo seen grazing in the Central Marshes of Southern wetlands of Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RM2ANDDET–Ten years in Equatoria; . GROUP OF MAKRAKA GIRLS. executions were perjietrated in the midst of tall grass or marshes.Ferocity added to the sufferings of the victims. At Wandy, asergeant proudly showed me a small, blood-stained knife, whichhung from his arm ; with which a few hours previously he had cutthe throat of an Arab who was guilty of having about a hundreddollars and some fifty oxen in his possession ; and their crueltywent so far as to give up at Amadi seventy Arabs who were accusedof hostile feelings towards the besieged people to the Sandeh-Bombe, who had hastened to help the Governm
RMCD517N–Oct. 29, 2008 - Al Hamar Marsh, Iraq - Fisherman take a break from loading their daily catch. Many of the Marsh Arabs have not moved back to the wetlands since being displaced by Saddam Huesein in the 1990's. ..The marsh Arabs were forced to leave their native land after their marshes were drained a
RMG91T0D–IRAQ Election
RMR3TT3E–Drought in the Marshes of Southern Iraq
RM2N7Y3H9–Reed house of Marsh Arabs, Mesopotamian Marshes, Ahwar of southern Iraq, Unesco site, Iraq
RFMWHK20–Mesopotamian Marshes, habitat of Marsh Arabs aka Madans near Basra Iraq
RMR7WJGB–October 31, 2018 - Al-Chibayish, Marshes of Southern Iraq, Iraq - Traditional canoes used by the Marsh Arabs seen in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq.Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq. Credit: John Wreford/SOPA Images/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMR7WK36–November 12, 2018 - Al-Chibayish, Marshes of Southern Iraq, Iraq - Hamar Marsh Arabs seen chilling next to their reed grass home in the Southern wetlands of Iraq.Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq. Credit: John Wreford/SOPA Images/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RM2RG2G4N–Marsh Arabs Iraq. Marsh Arab cooking over open fire amongst reeds they have been cutting to take back to their village. Rivers Tigris and Euphrates wetlands, Hammar marshes. Southern Iraq 1980s 1984 HOMER SYKES
RF2HANP8G–Mesopotamian / Iraqi Marshes with the so called Marsh Arabs
RF2WB02Y4–The muddy water of the Jordan river at the border between Palestine and Jordan during the sunset at Qasr al-Yahud, Jesus Christ baptismal site.
RMA0R79G–Grindly Marshes Iraq Middle East
RM2BMX2X2–A Marsh Arab boatman steers his mashoof (traditional boat) across a channel in the marshes of southern Iraq
RF2T5AW3B–Chibayish marshes in Iraq
RM2J3FHAE–Monument at Chibayish dedicated to the Marsh Arabs who suffered as a result of the 1991 draining of the area by Saddam Hussein
RMR7X7AC–Marsh Arab fishermen seen fishing in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RMCD517R–Oct. 29, 2008 - Al Hamar Marsh, Iraq - Two men walk from a traditional Marsh dwelling. Some marsh Ahrabs are building home with more modern block and mortar...The marsh Arabs were forced to leave their native land after their marshes were drained and only a few thousand of the nearly half-million ha
RMR7X719–A Marsh Arab seen gathering reeds in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RMR3X6BH–Drought in the Marshes of Southern Iraq
RMR7X742–Buffalo seen feeding on dry reed beds of the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RM2N7Y3HA–Reed house of Marsh Arabs, Mesopotamian Marshes, Ahwar of southern Iraq, Unesco site, Iraq
RMR7X73K–The prow of a traditional Marsh Arab boat seen in the Central Marshes of Southern Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RMG91T0F–IRAQ Election
RMR7X77P–The children of dairy farmers seen at their home in Al-Chibayish in the Southern Marshes of Iraq. Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq.
RMR7WK1B–November 12, 2018 - Al-Chibayish, Marshes of Southern Iraq, Iraq - Marsh Arabs seen transporting reeds by boat as buffalo fodder in the Hamar marsh of Southern Iraq.Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq. Credit: John Wreford/SOPA Images/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RFMHYXB9–Mudhif, the traditional house of Marsh arabs aka madan. Iraq
RM2RG2FCY–Marsh Arabs Southern Iraq. Marsh Arab children in school a traditional reed constructed building. Portrait of Saddam Hussein hanging from wall. Hammar marshes Iraq 1984 1980s HOMER SYKES
RF2HANNEG–Mesopotamian / Iraqi Marshes with the so called Marsh Arabs
RMR7WJPC–November 8, 2018 - Al-Chibayish, Marshes of Southern Iraq, Iraq - Marsh Arabs seen transporting reeds by boat as buffalo fodder in the Central marsh of Southern Iraq.Climate change, dam building in Turkey and internal water mismanagement are the main causes of a severe drought in the southern wetlands of Iraq. Credit: John Wreford/SOPA Images/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMA0R79N–Suk esh Shiukh village Marshes Iraq Middle East
RM2BMX2WY–A Marsh Arab boatman steers his mashoof (traditional boat) across a channel in the marshes of southern Iraq
RF2T5AW7F–Chibayish marshes in Iraq
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