Kasbah Taourirt Proves Glimpse Into Morocco's Past 2016533728762299155-blid-6957365115081522388

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Morocco has so many ancient sites that one could spend a lifetime visiting them and studying them, and so many have been the locales, imagined (as in Casablanca) or real (as in Lawrence Of Arabia). I recall seeing a revival of the David Lean film Lawrence of Arabia in London around 1989, about twenty years after it first came out, and I recognized immediately that it had been filmed in the vicinity of one my favorite retreats in Morocco, near the town of Ouarzazate in the ancient Berber village of Ait Benhaddou. These places would be worth a visit on their own, but the real attraction for me is the Kasbah Taourirt. A kasbah, or casbah, is the inner part of a city, a variant of a medina. The Kasbah Taourirt is among the largest in North Africa, a place where warlords in the ancient past lived and defended themselves from external attack. As recently as one hundred years ago, the French gave the tribal leaders in this sector of Morocco great power in order to avoid having to try to control the diverse tribes centered in the south with French troops, which would have been too costly.
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