enlarged map
from The World Factbook

Lonely Planet Map

Nomadic Berber in Morocco
Wikipedia

Hoggar painting

A coin of Masinissa

Tuareg woman from Mali
Wikipedia

In the news . . .

As tensions mount, there is growing concern about the unrest in Western Sahara -- The Scout Report, November 19, 2010 | Volume 16, Number 46

• maps
  • Atlas of Morocco -- Wikimedia
  • Morocco -- The World Factbook
  • Morocco -- Lonely Planet
    
    
• UMD Library Catalogue
  • JSTORE
    
    
• The Library of Congress
  • Global Gateway > Portals to the World > Country Studies > Morocco
    
    
• country profiles
  • Morocco -- CIA World Factbook
  • Morocco -- U.S. Department of State
  • Morocco -- Lonely Planet
  • Morocco -- BBC News
  • Morocco -- NationMaster.com
  • Morocco -- Library of Congress Country Studies
  • Morocco -- Wikipedia
  • Morocco -- CountryReports.org
  • Morocco -- Eldis -- Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex
    
    
• Region > Africa > Sub-Saharan > Morocco -- Council on Foreign Relations
  
  
• cultures
  • Nations, nationalities and peoples -- Wikipedia

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• general information
  • Adminet > World > Africa > Morocco
    
    
• timelines
  • Morocco -- BBC News
  • World News > Africa > Arab Countries > North Africa > Morocco -- CNT News Timeline
  • Islamic calendar -- Wikipedia
    
  • Moroccan calendar-- Wikipedia
    
    
• holidays
  • Public holidays in Morocco -- Wikipedia
  • Public and Banking Holidays for Morocco -- Q++ Studio
    
    
• travel
  • Moroccan travel guide -- Wikitravel
  • Morocco Tourism Commission

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• newspapers / newsnetworks specific to the Berbers and Morocco and its environs
  • Tawiza Amazigh Monthly newspaper (French) (Berber)
  • Vanguard
  • This Day
  • Morocco -- Wikinews
  • The Internet Public Library > Newspapers > Africa > Morocco
  • topix.net » Front Page » World News » Africa » Morocco
  • economist.com > countries >
  • GlobalEDGE: International Resource Desk > Country Insights > Morocco
    
    
• newspapers / newsnetworks of regional and African scope
  • AllYouCanRead.com
  • The New York Times Knowledge Network
  • The Internet Public Library > Newspapers > Africa
  • OnlineNewspapers.com
  • topix.net » Front Page » World News » Africa
    
    
• radio
  • OneWorld Radio
  • The World -- BBC World Service, PRI and WGBH Boston

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• government / government resources
  • Embassy of Morocco, Washington, D.C.
  • Moroccan Ministry of Information
    
    
  • Commonwealth Foundation
    
    
  • U.S. International Information Programs: Africa -- U.S. policy and issues focusing on Africa south of the Sahara Desert

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• languages (77-84)
  • Berber Languages --Wikipedia
  • Berber orthography --Wikipedia
  • Berber alphabet --Wikipedia
  • Berber Latin alphabet --Wikipedia
  • Arabic Dictionaries
  • Your name in Arabic -- David Harris
    
  • Languages of Africa > Ethiopia -- Wikipedia
    • Categories
  • PanAfrican > Localisation -- Wikipedia
  • Ethnologue > Web version > Country index > Africa > Ethiopia
  • Arabic Language --Wikipedia
  • Berber (etymology)
    
    
• food
  • Berber cuisine -- Wikipedia
  • African cuisine > Moroccan -- Wikipedia
    • Category: Cuisine of Morocco
    • Cookbook: Moroccan Cuisine
    • List of Moroccan dishes
    • media >
  • Mediterranean Cuisine
  • Cookbook > Recipes > Cuisines > African cuisines > Morocco -- Wikipedia
  • World Food Habits > Sub-Saharan Bibliography -- Robert Dirks
  • Morocco -- Anthropology of Food-Food Science
  • Moroccan Breads
    • My Rough Khoubz / Moroccan Flat Bread -- RecipeZarre
    • Moroccan flatbread wraps with harissa -- BBC Food
    • Moroccan Harcha (Harsha) Recipe -- About.com
    • Chickpea Moroccan Flatbread -- Jamie Oliver, FoodNetwork
    • Food in Morocco -- Food in Every Country
      
      
• religion
  • Internet Sacred Text Archive
    • African Religions
  • The Islamic World to 1600 -- University of Calgary
  • Sacred -- British Library

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• the arts
  • Timeline of Art History > Eastern Africa > -- The Metropolitan Museum of Art
    
    
• architecture
  • Vernacular Architecture of the World: Great Buildings Online > Architecture of Africa -- Kevin Matthews and Artifice, Inc.
    
    
• cities
  • Cities Around the World > -- University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
    
    

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• other WebSites
  • List of Imazighen (Famous Berber People) -- Wikipedia
    
  • People of Morocco -- Wikipedia
  • Archaeology in Morocco -- Wikipedia
  • Africa south of the Sahara > Morocco
  • Al-Islam.org -- Ahlul Bayt Digital Islamic Library Project (DILP)
  • UNESCO: Social and Human Sciences
  • Global Voices Online > Morocco -- Berkman Center for Internet and Society at the Harvard Law School
  • H-Net Discussion Networks -- Humanities and Social Sciences ONLINE
    • H-AfResearch -- Primary Sources in African Studies
    • H-Africa -- African History and Culture
    • H-AfrPol -- Current African Politics
    • H-Gender-MidEast -- Gender in the Middle East, North Africa, Turkey, the Caucasus, Central Asia, Western Asia, Iran, and the Mediterranean
    • H-West-Africa -- West African History and Culture
  • UNESCO WebWorld Portals >> Observatory Portal on the Information Society >> Regions >> [International] >> Africa >> Morocco
  • Selected Online Resources for Islam -- Pluralism Project, Committee on the Study of Religion, Harvard University
  • Echoes of Africa: Musical clips and information about musical instruments across Africa -- BBC
  • Observatory of Cultural Policies in Africa
  • African Union
  • International Council of African Museums
  • International Network for Higher Education in Africa
  • Berber People -- World News
  • Etymolgy of "Berber" -- Scribd
  • Etymology of "Amazigh" -- Scribd
  • Early Christian history of Berber
  • Amazigh/Berber Culture -- Agraw.com
  • The New Mass Media and the Shaping of Amazigh Identity -- Amar Almasude
  • The Genographic Project: Maps ancient human movements via genetic markers -- Genographic Project, National Geographic
    • World Haplogroups Maps

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• bibliography
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• articles
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• video
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• Ethiopia Slides