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Five thousand years ago, farmers in Oman developed the falaj irrigation system to channel spring water and cultivate crops in a harsh environment.
Desert cliffs in Wadi Rum rise up to 400 metres high and have been home to Bedouins for 12,000 years.
The B'doul tribe was driven out of their caves in Petra 30 years ago, leaving them to adapt to life in a nearby settlement amid rising tourism.
Desert cliffs in Wadi Rum rise up to 400 metres high, revealing a rich history of Bedouin culture and ancient trade routes in Jordan and Iran.
Mansaf, the national dish of Jordan, originates from the Bedouins and includes Jameed.
The Bedouins use scorpion bites in traditional medicine to protect newborns from danger.
In 1947, Bedouins near the Dead Sea found ancient copper scrolls that transformed Biblical scholarship and provided crucial insights into ancient manuscripts.
