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Medieval Al-Madraset Al-Maghribiyya as a Commercial Hub
A recent scientific study reveals that the city of Tamdoult in Morocco was an advanced industrial and commercial hub during the Middle Ages, relying on sophisticated systems for the production of metals such as lead, silver, and copper. Evidence has been found of mining allocations, smelting areas, and metalworking activities, along with coin molds and remnants from ancient mines, reflecting a high technological level in processing sulfide-rich ores containing lead, zinc, and copper. The findings indicate that the city was a strategic center for mining and trade across the desert during the early Islamic period, emphasizing the importance of continued research to understand the sources of materials and production techniques used in that era.
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