Scrambling for Africa: A British Explorer in Morocco (1889)

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To read the original primary source in full, see: Joseph Thomson, “A Journey to Southern Morocco and the Atlas Mountains,” Proceedings of the Royal Geographic Society and Monthly Record of Geography 11, no. 1 (January 1889): 1-17

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Nice editing, these videos are official footage?

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Video footage was not really done in 1889, so the footage for this video comes from "Village life of Morocco, 1926, Taza , Morocco" in the UA-cam Creative Commons: ua-cam.com/video/JK5L0FoL7ew/v-deo.html
Taza sits between the Rif and Atlas Mountains, and it has historically been home to the Amazigh, the broad name for the Tamazight speaking peoples of Morocco and the Maghrib.

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