التقلبات المناخية و الموجات الوبائية المشتركة بين المغرب و المجال المتوسطي خلال القرنين 16 و 17م

Abstract EN

Climatic variations play a key role in the evolution of historical facts in Morocco and the Mediterranean during the sixteenth and sixteenth centuries.

But this factor is often neglected when it comes to explaining the collapse of certain civilizations or the depopulation of certain towns and villages.

Indeed, the obstruction of rain has the effect that cereals are so rare that their price is so expensive, while wages are so low, which results in the spread of famine and epidemics throughout Morocco and Mediterranean; without forgetting, of course, misery, begging and crimes.

That's why homes are moving to more secure and secure places.

In addition, the extreme climate cycle prevents cultural and social exchanges, before they recur again during the several years.