Berber granaries or Igoudar (some date from 10th century), are like huge communal vaults where each family had their own locked space to store grain, documents, carpets and other valuables.

Our model Cissie is perched on the narrow ledge of an Igoudar that were like steps, enabling each vault owner to reach their locked door. This Igoudar was especially well preserved with many of the doors in place.