At Playa Chica, thousands of scales, hooks cut from pig tusks, goat horns used as scrapers and 29 hearths suggest the existence, between the 11th and 13th centuries, of a real coastal workshop for processing and preserving fish. The post In the Canaries, a discovery sheds light on the maritime exploitation of pre-European Amazigh populations appeared first on Médias24 - Number one in Moroccan economic information.