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Encyclopedia ID 1288
Gargoor Fish-Trap Weaving
Also known as قرقور

Weave a palm-rib or wire gargoor with the right funnel shape, then place traps on a tide map to catch fish without harming reefs.
Heritage note
Part of the living heritage of Bahrain.
Origins
A living tradition passed from person to person; it is not tied to a single dated origin. It belongs to the cultural world of Mesopotamia, Levant and Arabia.
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