أهوار الجنوب العراقيبين عراقة الماضي السومري و لائحة اليونسكو للتراث العالمي : هور الحويزة أنموذجا

Author

العامري، شيماء ياس خضير

Source

مجلة كلية التربية

Publisher

Wasit University Educational College

Publication Date

2021-12-31

Country of Publication

Iraq

No. of Pages

28

Main Subjects

History and Archaeology

Topics

• Natural resources
• Enterprises
• Migratory birds
• Marshes
• Iraq
• Ancient history
• South Africa
• Hawizeh Marshes

English Abstract

The marsh esplante system in southern Iraq is the largest wetland ecosystem in the world in terms of glug, hydrology, topography and demographics, and in terms of its natural and social components, which is a living extension of ancient history in terms of the dynastic extension of the oldest civilization that continues to breed and continue.

In its own world due to the persistence of primitive aspects of life such as housebuilding, boatmaking, transport and fishing, which are a rare form of the world, the marshes are these permanent and seasonal water spaces and dense concentrations of water forests of reeds, papyrus, free bird nests and fish.

The arched houses, which have enjoyed diverse economic possibilities and abundant natural resources, can achieve self-sufficiency of food, as well as their potential to provide support to the Iraqi economy after the increase in tourism traffic due to the enjoyed by the Iraqi marshes in general and Hoare Al Hawiza especially of the landscape and tourist attractions through the availability of its ecosystem, its natural richness and geographical location to be a resting place and a transit point for millions of migratory birds from Siberia to South Africa, where it has received international attention, especially after placing it in the list of World Heritage, which encouraged the influx of tourists to it and prompted the residents of the area to build hosting places, cafes and boats to provide the needs of visitors until the area became a holiday destination for both Iraqis and foreigners, which required the development of programs for the development of tourist marshes in terms of the availability of public facilities and training the people of the region on activities tourism services activities and maintain the heritage nature of the buildings, which reflects the nature of the area as a natural reserve.

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Data Type

Conference Papers

Record ID

BIM-1268074

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