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  • 07-02-2016
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how have farmers between the Tigris and Euphrates watered their crops

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  • 07-02-2016

They used canals, and dams. This is because at first, they had a problem. Everytime it would rain, it caused a flood, and because of the fertile land, it rained alot. So the people had to fix it, and they did it by inventing a series of calans and dams that helped them cointrol how much water flowed in and out of the land.

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