
Little is known to the world about the Tigris-Euphrates marshlands in Iraq. It is an area which covered over 9,000 square miles at one time before it shrinked to What is left of it today Maybe due to negligence or other reasons.
According to reports, the marshland was bigger than Venice's lagoon and Florida's Everglades combined, inhabited continuously for over 5,000 years and at its peak, and home to half-a-million ‘Marsh Arabs’ or ‘Ma’dan’. The Ma’dan consisted of several tribes who developed a beautifully eco-friendly culture that centered on the marshes’ natural resources an dmirable aspects of their lifestyle - floating houses made entirely out of reeds that were harvested from the open water were called ‘mudhif’. These pieces of architectural wonders were temporary structures built of reeds in space of three days, without nails nor wood balanced on carefully But complicated arrangements of mud and rushes.Continue......

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