When Pier Paolo Pasolini in 1970 turned a short film engaged on "Walls of Sana'a" , the director expressed his fear of losing the architectural treasures of this city "surging past . More than thirty years have passed and yet it is not planning to be correct in this ancestral architecture. But an evil 
a get yet some forgotten treasures of the Yemeni capital. On the set of Sanaa, the groundwater levels continue to fall day after day, reducing the amount of water that feeds the gardens of the old city. These gardens, which occupy 20 hectares, however the 160 acres that are now threatened Sanaa account bilge. It grows from five centuries yet many fruits and vegetables sold in the souks of Sana'a. (From " Precious gardens of Sanaa " Ushuaia No. 8)
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