Скачать или смотреть The Palestinian Fellahin: Making the desert bloom for 5,000 years

For thousands of years the Fellaheen, the Palestinian peasant farmer, was the backbone of Palestine's agrarian economy. Millennia of experience had made the Fellah the master of all of Palestine's challenging micro climates. They carved the stone hillsides into productive terraces, stored winter rains in underground cisterns, and cultivated olive trees so ancient they had names. This is their story.

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A comprehensive statistical and economic survey prepared for the Anglo-American Committee. Contains detailed agricultural production data by crop and population group.
Full PDF:
https://www.bjpa.org/content/upload/b...

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