Notes on Cazaza, port of Fez and Spanish fortress (1506-1533)
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- Enrique GOZALBES CRAVIOTO (ES)
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Cazaza (Eastern Morocco) was a medieval city that, during some thirty years of the XVI century, was occupied by the Spaniards. In this article we study and interpret the archaeological vestiges, and add new data for their knowledge drawn from documentation not used until now.
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