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The Tigris and Euphrates rivers in Mesopotamia are only 20 miles apart at some points. The land between these rivers was once crisscrossed with canals and covered with fields of golden grain. But the course of these rivers has changed many times over the centuries. In some places, the old course of the rivers, and old canals, ca
