CBSE BOARD X, asked by nitya0, 1 year ago

What are the reasons for decline of pearl diving in the Arab Gulf reasons?

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Answered by MonarkSinghD
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In the Arabian Gulf states, pearl diving was a tradition that goes back several thousand owncrs, much bcforc thc gulf states became famous for oil.lt gradually declined as it was a difficult task for the divers, who would virtually spond thc cntirc day undcr watcrexcept for coming to the surface during meal times and for prayer.l he boat-owners too contributed in striking the death-knell for this flourishing industry by taking away the lion's share of the proceeds, leaving a pittance for the divers, haulers, captainand crew.With the discovery of oil, the per capita income rose because of petroleum, so pearl diving declined in a big way.

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