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Montada project workshop, Ghardaïa - Euromed Heritage (12 photos)A group of children, aged 7-13, took part in the workshop in the Algerian town of Ghardaïa, aimed at raising their awareness of traditional architecture through fun, creative activities. The workshop was organised on July 3, 2010 by the EU-funded Montada project, part of the Euromed Heritage IV programme (Photo: Montada)
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Montada project workshop, Ghardaïa - Euromed Heritage (12 photos)A group of children, aged 7-13, took part in the workshop in the Algerian town of Ghardaïa, aimed at raising their awareness of traditional architecture through fun, creative activities. The workshop was organised on July 3, 2010 by the EU-funded Montada project, part of the Euromed Heritage IV programme (Photo: Montada) -
Montada project workshop, Ghardaïa - Euromed Heritage (12 photos)Boys work together to build a cardboard model of a traditional house. They were part of a group of children, aged 7-13, who took part in a workshop in the Algerian town of Ghardaïa, aimed at raising their awareness of traditional architecture through fun, creative activities. The workshop was organised on July 3, 2010 by the EU-funded Montada project, part of the Euromed Heritage IV programme (Photo: Montada)
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Montada project workshop, Ghardaïa - Euromed Heritage (12 photos)A boy cuts out some furniture for a cardboard model of a traditional house. He was one of a group of children, aged 7-13, who took part in a workshop in the Algerian town of Ghardaïa, aimed at raising their awareness of traditional architecture through fun, creative activities. The workshop was organised on July 3, 2010 by the EU-funded Montada project, part of the Euromed Heritage IV programme (Photo: Montada)
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Montada project workshop, Ghardaïa - Euromed Heritage (12 photos)A teacher and boy cut out some furniture for a cardboard model of a traditional house, during a workshop for children, aged 7-13, in the Algerian town of Ghardaïa, aimed at raising their awareness of traditional architecture through fun, creative activities. The workshop was organised on July 3, 2010 by the EU-funded Montada project, part of the Euromed Heritage IV programme (Photo: Montada)
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Montada project workshop, Ghardaïa - Euromed Heritage (12 photos)A group of boys paints a cardboard model of a traditional house, during a workshop for children, aged 7-13, in the Algerian town of Ghardaïa, aimed at raising their awareness of traditional architecture through fun, creative activities. The workshop was organised on July 3, 2010 by the EU-funded Montada project, part of the Euromed Heritage IV programme (Photo: Montada)
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Montada project workshop, Ghardaïa - Euromed Heritage (12 photos)A group of children, aged 7-13, take part in a workshop in the Algerian town of Ghardaïa, aimed at raising their awareness of traditional architecture through fun, creative activities. The workshop was organised on July 3, 2010 by the EU-funded Montada project, part of the Euromed Heritage IV programme (Photo: Montada)
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Montada project workshop, Ghardaïa - Euromed Heritage (12 photos)A group of children, aged 7-13, take part in a workshop in the Algerian town of Ghardaïa, aimed at raising their awareness of traditional architecture through fun, creative activities. The workshop was organised on the patio of a traditional house, on July 3, 2010 by the EU-funded Montada project, part of the Euromed Heritage IV programme (Photo: Montada)
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Montada project workshop, Ghardaïa - Euromed Heritage (12 photos)A girl arranges furniture in a model house during a workshop for children, aged 7-13, in the Algerian town of Ghardaïa. The workshop was aimed at raising their awareness of traditional architecture through fun, creative activities. It was organised on July 3, 2010 by the EU-funded Montada project, part of the Euromed Heritage IV programme (Photo: Montada)
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Montada project workshop, Ghardaïa - Euromed Heritage (12 photos)A group of children, aged 7-13, take part in a workshop in the Algerian town of Ghardaïa, aimed at raising their awareness of traditional architecture through fun, creative activities. The workshop was organised on the patio of a traditional house, on July 3, 2010 by the EU-funded Montada project, part of the Euromed Heritage IV programme (Photo: Montada)
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Montada project workshop, Ghardaïa - Euromed Heritage (12 photos)A girl draws some furniture for a cardboard model of a traditional house. She was one of a group of children, aged 7-13, who took part in a workshop in the Algerian town of Ghardaïa, aimed at raising their awareness of traditional architecture through fun, creative activities. The workshop was organised on July 3, 2010 by the EU-funded Montada project, part of the Euromed Heritage IV programme (Photo: Montada)
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Montada project workshop, Ghardaïa - Euromed Heritage (12 photos)A cardboard model of a traditional house, made by a group of children, aged 7-13, who took part in a workshop in the Algerian town of Ghardaïa, aimed at raising their awareness of traditional architecture through fun, creative activities. The workshop was organised on July 3, 2010 by the EU-funded Montada project, part of the Euromed Heritage IV programme (Photo: Montada)
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