An Egyptian Oasis An Account of the Oasis of Kharga in the Libyan Desert With
An Egyptian Oasis An Account of the Oasis of Kharga in the Libyan Desert With
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The existing water-supply is totally insufficient to irrigate the available lands, and such portions of the latter as are tilled are generally left fallow in alternate years, and in many cases are only under crops once every four or five years. Now that an attempt is being made to restore the oases to their former prosperity, the question of ownership of land has become of the greatest importance, and it is one bristling with difficulties. As a general rule the wells are owned collectively, the... different pro- prietors having the right to utilize the flow for periods corresponding to the extent of their hold- ings in the well. Individual shares may amount to as much as one-third or one-half of the well, or be only the merest fraction ; in the latter case the small holders combine so as to obtain control of the flow for an appreciable period. Frequently the COLLECTIVE OWNERSHIP 11 whole of the land irrigated by a well is cultivated collectively, the crop on reaping being divided among the owners in portions corresponding to their shares of the water.
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The existing water-supply is totally insufficient to irrigate the available lands, and such portions of the latter as are tilled are generally left fallow in alternate years, and in many cases are only under crops once every four or five years. Now that an attempt is being made to restore the oases to their former prosperity, the question of ownership of land has become of the greatest importance, and it is one bristling with difficulties. As a general rule the wells are owned collectively, the... different pro- prietors having the right to utilize the flow for periods corresponding to the extent of their hold- ings in the well. Individual shares may amount to as much as one-third or one-half of the well, or be only the merest fraction ; in the latter case the small holders combine so as to obtain control of the flow for an appreciable period. Frequently the COLLECTIVE OWNERSHIP 11 whole of the land irrigated by a well is cultivated collectively, the crop on reaping being divided among the owners in portions corresponding to their shares of the water.
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