Morocco,Anti-Atlas Mountains,nr. Akka. Nestled at the foot of the Anti-Atlas range,Tadakoust is typical of the region's Berber villages. A lofty crumbling agadir,or fortified granary,tops one of the steep hills.
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Morocco,Anti-Atlas Mountains,nr. Akka. A crumbling agadir,or fortified granary,tops a steep bluff overlooking Tadakoust village in the Anti-Atlas range. Built by the Berbers to safeguard their food stores and valuables,most such granaries are falling into disuse and dilapidation.
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