ماخوتيك ف عدالت اجتماعي فراموش شده هنر زيستن در شرايط بسيار سخت

Makhonic: The Forgotten Justice The Art of Living in Extreme Conditions

The village of Makhonic and nine smaller rural communities around it, located 180 kilometers away from the city of Birjand, is one of the most deprived villages of the country. This rural compound with its natural and roadway restrictions, with its 30 x 30 centimeters pieces of land for farming is a manifestation of human continence and resistance against starvation. The distribution of the crops of these miniature farming shows an authentic justice to the extent of sharing an apricot nut with three individuals. The study of the village of Makhonic leads us to the dark depths of human history and teaches us how it is possible to live as in Neolithic style in the middle of post modernist era. Makhonic shows us how it is possible for a country that has entered the era of reconstruction and modernism for more than a century and is blessed with rich resources of crude oil still to ignore and neglect such deprived regions and people. Makhonic is the museum of history of the evolution of human life in all dimensions including: archeology, anthropology, sociology, geography, and all other fields of study. Makhonic is a lesson for human beings in general and for the most distinguished professors of different branches of science in particular. It contains many ethical and moral messages for all. The hasty development of this rural community in 1990s provides us with the experience of time density, evolution, and development of communities.