The Tata Valley And The Berber Ksars, Ancient Fortified Villages Now Abandoned, In The Pre-Saharan Desert. Morocco, North Africa. The Tata Valley, In The Souss Massa Region, At The Gates Of The Sahara Desert, Hides Jewels Of Berber Architecture Of Great Beauty. The Ksar, The Typical Berber Villages Built With Mud And Sand, The Agadir, The Common Granaries Where Grain And Other Foodstuffs Were Stored And The Kasbah, The Large Homes Where The Local Lords Lived With Their Families And Servants.

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