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Keohane, Alan. The Berbers of Morocco by Alan Keohane. Introduction by Nicholas Shakespeare. Annuals opting instead to use aHamish Hamilton, 1991. First edition, first printing, with photos in both color and black and white. 144 pages. Fine, like new in hardcover with flawless protected dust jacket. Keohane, a photographer and trek leader, spent two years with the Berbers, the nomadic people of the mountains and deserts of Morocco who speak an unwritten language and follow centuries old customs. Summary: The Berbers of Morocco (1991) is a profound photographic and