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Unemployed are looking for precious metals and the effects of rivers and prairies
On: Tuesday 3/4/2012 8:34
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resort Iraqis in light of limited employment opportunities and lack of employment projects to search for gold in the desert and plains and rivers, where the tired young men and boys to spend long hours in the search for atoms of gold and silver and precious metals, water-borne and overwhelmed by the mud, in an effort vigorously to get provide a source of income, from which a living,
But some of them were found by chance on the Antique lured to search for more of them. In this issue we learn to a long journey for the youth are looking for gold and the effects on the Tigris and the Desert, part of them and after that he got a job constant could not forget his time with the river or the wilderness, He took snatch the time to practice this work, which turned him into a hobby.
handsome name of Baghdad serving with Samir Hassan (24 years) hours at the Tigris River in the district of Essaouira, which is looking through the sand and clays from precious metals, including gold, according to "Elaph". It encourages good that he found from time to time on the atoms of gold and silver, he managed to sell them to jewelers.
Samir says that when he starts work does not guarantee its success and the possibility of never getting a living, this is considered primarily a hobby. And Samir is serving in times long past in the search for precious metals, but the scarcity of access to metal atoms made him turn a blind eye on spending long hours, which is practiced today Search in leisure only.
emphasizes Samir that many young people resort to get rid of unemployment through the exercise of is not guaranteed profit. According to the Human Rights Commission of the United Nations in Iraq, the country's unemployment rate exceeded 28% in 2011.
At the River Street area in Baghdad, We have about seven young people have their hands colored plastic containers to search for the precious metal atoms. Karam says Fakhri This region is the mouth of the drainage water coming from the stores that sell gold. Karam and collect in one month, several quantities of gold sold at about $ 400.
but Fakhri refers to his friends find a good number of coins dating back to the Abbasid era. The filter Honorary refinery, plastic mixture of mud and water, adding to the difficulty of the process in a technology primitive, especially since it's a weak consideration.
As Ahmed Jassim (19) says that the iron filings that it finds containing gold and silver, pointing to find a group of young people to works of art small and historic coins, which sold for high prices too. Followed by Mr. Secretary researcher effects on the Governor by saying that the probability of finding historical artifacts of stone and metal is very possible, because this river, many of the tenth centuries and civilizations that prevailed then collapsed. But the young researcher for gold, says Abu Ahmed (70 years), who spends some time watching them work, do not mean Find antiques Find as much gold and silver atoms in the vicinity of the main gold market. And describes the profession as the profession of the unemployed and desperate to get the opportunity to enable them to earn a living.
is that the young Saad Darraji this profession is temporary work until receiving a steady income of work. Not only did the river where he was for nearly five years wandering around some young Iraqis in the desert of Samawa and Najaf in search of artifacts precious.
and on that says Saad al-Obeidi, the "Corporation", as he sat behind the wheel of a car pick-up, which he uses to travel long distances in the desert They do not approach the archaeological sites, for fear of charges of stealing antiquities. He adds: "We found a lot of the pieces dating back to about five hundred or six hundred years."
He added: We buy from many of the Bedouins - who Nzoarham - quite a few artifacts metal and stone, which they find during their tours in the desert. And aspire to more. In the acquisition of your intention to reveal artifacts, gold and silver in the burials in the ground. He says that the device is expensive too, and we must provide support for the purpose of acquisition.
Obeidi, is that the development of young people (exploration) is very important to search for buried monuments that illustrate the ins and outs of the history of Iraq. And refers to find some peasants in the area Mashkhab in the river and on the effects of swords dating back to the stage of the Islamic conquest, including swords from the remains of the battle of Qadisiyah. Researcher effects and talking about Ahmed Said revealed the formation of committees for the effects contribute significantly to the effects found buried under the ground, and adds: without this will not be the government's efforts alone is sufficient to detect large effects of treasures hidden under the ground of Iraq. But Said separates the search for gold and archeology lost, and finds that the researchers for gold are the traders are pursuing their livelihood, and can not be searching for the effects at their mercy because it would have smuggled or sold secretly.
indicate a lot of historical novels to contain Iraq Many of the treasures of precious metals including gold.
Five years ago Hisham Raheem embarked on the search for gold in the Tigris River, but not when the area near the gold market, but in the cities. According to Hisham that he had discovered large quantities of silver, where he sold within a year, equivalent to a thousand dollars, as pointed out he found the artifacts and coins dating back to the period of Persian rule in Iraq.
As is known, the cities city located a few kilometers southeast of Baghdad, built near the historic city, capital of Sassanid cities. But the discovery of gold, according to Hisham would not be a trade sense of the word as it is associated with a hobby and often luck. A mockery of the equipment used in the search for gold atoms, being primitive, and does not help in the rapid detection of micro particles of precious metals.
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