Where: North Africa · Africa · approx. 33.29, -8.34 (vicinity only)
Why this spot: Medieval river port, Portuguese Azamor (1513-1541), later corsair-era town
What turns up: glazed pottery shards, brick and tile fragments, fishing weights, river glass
Access: Gray area.
Morocco's Law 22-80 bars unauthorized artifact excavation; walking the mud and shingle for shards is tolerated but the fortified medina above the bank is protected, so surface-look only
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