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A Mud Wall Has Grown in the Desert for Centuries: the Ancient City of Agadez Is Still Organized Around a 27-Metre Minaret

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What you will see When the Great Agadez Mosque was built for the first time. Why the 27-metre minaret is considered the largest adobe structure in the world. Like mud, straw and gravel have seen such a high minaret. Why this mud structure requires constant maintenance of the...
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What you will see When the Great Agadez Mosque was built for the first time. Why the 27-metre minaret is considered the largest adobe structure in the world. Like mud, straw and gravel have seen such a high minaret. Why this mud structure requires constant maintenance of the...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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