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Classification: Indo-European
·vulnerable
A man made water way agreed upon by villager's to work on a schedule using water from a hana "Spring" to keep each villager's stake i the forest alive and plentiful in the forest like mountains in the Hawrami town of Tawela with a staple crop of walnuts and grapes. Famous throughout Kurdistan and Iraq for their unbeatable taste.
Sharo Hawrami |
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Tawela, Iraq |
Rabar Barznji 4561 days ago
Zor Jwana
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