Effects of mesopotamian marsh (iraq) desiccation on the cultural knowledge and livelihood of marsh arab women

Overview of attention for article published in Ecosystem Health and Sustainability, June 2017

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Ecological collapse circumscribes traditional women's work in the Mesopotamian Marshes of Iraq

The Archaeology News Network, 29 Mar 2016

For thousands of years, the marshes at the confluence of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in modern day Iraq were an oasis of…

Climate Change Is Killing Off a 5,000-Year-Old Iraqi Culture

Motherboard RSS Feed, 27 Mar 2016

As our species finds itself staring down the barrel at widespread environmental collapse due to climate change, some of us have…

Ecological collapse circumscribes traditional women's work in Iraq's Mesopotamian marshes

Constantine Alexander's blog, 26 Mar 2016

In this study, we evaluate ecological and cultural resiliency in response to desertification of the Mesopotamian Marshes of…

Ecological collapse circumscribes traditional women's work in Iraq's Mesopotamian marshes

Science Codex - Science news, science articles, all day, every day, 24 Mar 2016

For thousands of years, the marshes at the confluence of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in modern day Iraq were an oasis of…

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