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Title (eng)
Mosque at Zawya Sidi Lhwari, Tinždad (Tinjdad), Ferkla oasis, Morocco
Photograph by Wolfgang Kraus
Photographer
Wolfgang Kraus
Researcher
Wolfgang Kraus
Description (eng)
Photograph taken July 19, 2003 during ethnographic fieldwork in and around the central High Atlas mountains in Morocco.
Remark (deu)
eda – Ethnographisches Datenarchiv/UB Wien | eda – Ethnographic Data Archive/Vienna University Library
Remark
Related objects: o:990485 (Transcription guide); o:1065750 (Context data)
Digitization note (eng)
Digitized by Wolfgang Kraus: slide scanned with Hasselblad Flextight X-1 (AdobeRGB, 16bpc)
Keywords (ber)
Imazighen, Imaziġn,Zzawit,Zawya,Ššrfa,Igʷrramn,Ayt Sidi Bu Iԑqub
Keywords (eng)
Settlement,Shrine,Shurfa,SanctuaryBerber
Language
No linguistic content | Not applicable [zxx]
Persistent identifier
https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/o:1092267
Funder (deu)
FWF
Project
Title (eng)
Literacy, Local Culture and Constructions of Identity in the Muslim World
Project identifier
P14598-SPR
Project description (deu)
The substudy “Oral Tradition and Historiography in the Moroccan High Atlas Mountains” was part of an FWF project led by Andre Gingrich (researchers: Claudia Kickinger, Wolfgang Kraus, Gebhard Fartacek, Gudrun Kroner; duration: Jan 1, 2001–Dec 31, 2003)
License
All rights reserved
Rights statement (deu)
Wolfgang Kraus
Represented object
Title (eng)
Mosque at Zawya Sidi Lhwari, Tinždad (Tinjdad), Ferkla oasis, Morocco
Photograph by Wolfgang Kraus
Photographer
Wolfgang Kraus
Researcher
Wolfgang Kraus
Reproduction note
Original
Call number
WK01_03010_25
Provenance (deu)
Wolfgang Kraus
Date created
2003-07-19
Depicted / Represented place (deu)
Tinždad (Tinjdad), Ferkla oasis, Morocco
Depicted / Represented place (Administrative area) (fra)
Zaouiat Sidi El-Houari, Commune de Ferkla Es-Soufla, Cercle de Goulmima, Province d’Errachidia
Material (eng)
Colour slide (35mm)
Technique (eng)
color photography
Technique (eng)
Pentax Z-1p, Kodak Ektachrome E100SW film