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Description

  • Foto Number: SAH-012

The Moors, like their cousins the Tuareg, are Berbers. They inhabit what is now Mauritania. You often meet them when, as here at Aïn ben Tili, they move from one camp to another with their heavily laden camels. Typical is the wide women's saddle, whose fragility and lack of balance are obvious. - Mauritania - 1970

  • Keywords:
    Africa Mauritania Oumat-el-Ham Aïn ben Tili Sahara GreatDesert moors nomad dromedary palanquin

Description

  • Foto Number: SAH-012

The Moors, like their cousins the Tuareg, are Berbers. They inhabit what is now Mauritania. You often meet them when, as here at Aïn ben Tili, they move from one camp to another with their heavily laden camels. Typical is the wide women's saddle, whose fragility and lack of balance are obvious. - Mauritania - 1970

  • Keywords:
    Africa Mauritania Oumat-el-Ham Aïn ben Tili Sahara GreatDesert moors nomad dromedary palanquin

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