Morocco,Anti-Atlas Mountains,nr. Id-Aissa (aka Amtoudi). Perched high on a shaft of rock,the agadir,or fortified Berber granary,of Agalouil looms spectacularly over the Boulgous Gorge in the southern flanks of the Anti-Atlas range near Id-Aissa.
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Morocco,Anti-Atlas Mountains. A part-ruined agadir,or fortified Berber granary,clings precariously to a cliff deep in the Anti-Atlas Mountains.
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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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Morocco,Anti-Atlas Mountains,Tasguent (nr Tafraoute). The guardian of Tasguent agadir,an unusually well preserved fortified Berber granary,peers over a parapet.
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Morocco,Anti-Atlas Mountains,Anammer (nr Igherm). A village boy stands in the main courtyard of Anammer’s agadir,or fortified granary. Built by the Berbers to safeguard their food stores and valuables,these granaries usually had family-owned cells or cubicles accessed by palm trunk ladders.
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The Berber agadir,or fortified granary,of Amtoudi is built on a sheer bluff
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Morocco,Anti-Atlas Mountains,Tafraoute,Aguard Oudad. The so-called Chapeau de Napoleon,or Napoleon's Hat,rock formation overlooks the Berber village of Aguard Oudad on the fringes of Tafraoute.
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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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