فيديو فيلم وثقائي قديم عن أبوظبي البدايات صور في فتره الستينات والسبعينات تراث الاماراتي

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their cash income might amount only to few pounds year but they lived nevertheless such living was tough and rigorous and exacting the land is virtually waterless and life meant an almost permanent state of movement mile after mile from from one meager grazing ground to the next to the bedu of the Dead desert with his ancestral memories of tribal traditions an approaching stranger must always be identified and proved to be friend only then will be exchanged the greetings the salutations and the passing on of new the beduin are tough and durable people it is their pride that they can survive where few others could their manner of life and even their costume have barely changed since the days of Abraham their folklore and their poetry are not of tranquil things but of wars and gallantry of loyalty cage and Conquest water is scarce in the desert out of necessity they will cover hundreds of miles each year in search of grazing and water after the second world war the oil Prospectors came back to the gulf fields for development had already been established in Kuwait and neighboring gatar but the gulf Emirates with Abu Dhabi the largest were still great speculation in 1949 after long surveys and tests an oil company began to drill the desert 80 mi from Abu Dhabi town that same year the ruler forly declared sovereignty over Abu dhabi's offshore areas then in 1953 after 2 years of negotiations he granted concession to explore 12,000 square miles of seabed off the coast of Abu du the experts probed the seabed examining its composition and then after seismic and gravimetric surveys the Drillers chose their spot they set up their base on nearby island called Das the island was transformed into the headquarters for the underwater search experts from Europe and many other parts of the world started to descend on the desert island Island which till then had only been inhabited by wild birds