Question

The main rivers of Mesopotamia were the river Tigris and the Euphrates. In fact, the Greek name Mesopotamia means earth between two rivers. These two bodies of water became the source of food and wealth of the region, thanks to the soil benefited from the layers of silt deposited by the two rivers in it.

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The Euphrates and the Tigris with their tributaries are life arteries. Both the Euphrates and the Tigris arise in the Turkish High Plateau near Erzerum at an altitude of over 2000 m above sea level. Numerous streams join, to form into the two main rivers.