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Iraq's Marsh Arabs in the Garden of Eden
Edward L. Ochsenschlager
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| #3584220 in Books | University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology | 2004-10-13 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.28 x1.06 x6.40l,1.71 | File type: PDF | 264 pages | ||4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.| Archaeology's Finds Illuminated by Anthropology|By Walter R. Mattfeld|The title is somewhat misleading. The Garden of Eden is not the subject. The author is interested in studying presentday village life near Tell el Hiba (ancient Sumerian Lagash) from an anthropological aspect to gather insights about objects found in that ancient location. For example, archaeologists excavate|About the Author|Edward L. Ochsenschlager is Professor Emeritus at Brooklyn College and director of excavations at Thmuis and Taposiris Magna in Egypt; and Sirmium in Yugoslavia; assistant director at al-Hiba in Iraq; and Shibam, Yemen.
What can the present tell us about the past? From 1968 to 1990, Edward Ochsenschlager conducted ethnoarchaeological fieldwork near a mound called al-Hiba, in the marshes of southern Iraq. In examining the material culture of three tribes—their use of mud, reed, wood, and bitumen, and their husbandry of cattle, water buffalo, and sheep—he chronicles what is now a lost way of life. He helps us understand ancient manufacturing processes, an artifact's signifi...
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