Iraq's Marsh Arabs in the Garden of Eden

Edward L. Ochsenschlager

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1. In the Garden of Eden 2. The people of Al-Hiba 3. Ways and means 4. Mud household utensils and storage containers 5. Mud musical instruments, toys, jewelry, and ammunition 6. Mud architecture and ancillary structures 7. Baked pottery 8. Mats, baskets, and other objects made of reeds and rushes 9. Reed architecture 10. Wood, boats, and bitumen 11. Bovine husbandry 12. Sheep 13. Village weavers. 14. The photographs of John Henry Haynes 15. Death under glass

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