Resources

• ” The Archaeological Site of Chellah (Sala Colonia): Research and Conservation in the 21st Century ” by A. Laporte, S. Caux, and C. Mora: This article examines archaeological excavations and conservation work at Chellah in the twenty-first century.
• “Chellah, Morocco: An Archaeological and Historical Overview” by M. Lequan and N. Meftah: This article offers a comprehensive overview of the history and archaeology of Chellah, highlighting important discoveries and recent developments.
• “Chellah, an Archaeological Jewel in the Heart of Rabat, Morocco” by M. Mezzine: This article focuses on the cultural significance of Chellah as an archaeological site in the heart of Rabat.
• “Chellah Archaeological Site: A Case Study of Moroccan Heritage Preservation” by M. Alami and M. A. Al-Hammadi: This article examines heritage preservation efforts in Chellah and the challenges they face.
• “Chellah, Morocco: A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Study of an Archaeological Site” by N. Meftah and M. Lequan: This article explores the multidisciplinary approach used to study Chellah, integrating archaeology, history, and other disciplines.
• “Chellah: From Phoenician Settlement to Marinid Necropolis” by H. Theodoropoulou: This article examines the possible origins of Chellah, including a possible Phoenician occupation.
• Es Sadra L., 2016, New Readings from the Capitol of Sala, BAM 23, p.119-138.
• Gsell S. and Carcopino J., 1931, The basis of M. Sulpicius Félix and the decree of the decurions of Sala, Mélanges d’archéologie et d’histoire 48, p. 1-39.
• Hansali M. and Ammar H., 2013, History of archaeological research on the ancient period in Sala, ALINSAP review 4, p. 33-42.

• “The Monuments of the Waters of Sala in Antiquity” by H.Ammar, Ph.D. thesis, Sorbonne, Paris 2007
• “The Marinid Necropolis of Chellah: An Archaeological and Anthropological Study” by Salah Meouak (Master’s thesis): This dissertation focuses on the Marinid Necropolis of Chellah, examining both its archaeological and anthropological aspects.
• “Conservation and Enhancement of the Archaeological Site of Chellah ” by Hicham Bouali (Master’s Thesis): This thesis focuses on the challenges and strategies of conservation and enhancement of the archaeological site of Chellah.
• “Chellah, an ancient and medieval city in Morocco: Archaeological and historical analysis ” by Fatima Zahra Lghouch (PhD Thesis): This thesis explores the evolution of Chellah as an ancient and medieval city, using an archaeological and historical approach.
• “Study of Funerary Practices in Chellah: Anthropological and Archaeological Analysis ” by Mohamed Belghazi (Master’s Thesis): This dissertation focuses on funerary practices in Chellah, combining anthropological and archaeological analyses.
• “Chellah, Ancient City and Marinid Necropolis: Archaeological and Historical Study” by Abdelkader Bouziane (PhD Thesis): This thesis offers an in-depth study of Chellah as an ancient city and Marinid necropolis, combining archaeological and historical approaches.
• “Conservation and Enhancement of Cultural Heritage: The Case of Chellah ” by Sara Benjilali (Master’s Thesis): This dissertation examines aspects of the conservation and enhancement of cultural heritage in Chellah.
• “Chellah, a Moroccan Archaeological Site of Historical and Cultural Importance” by Hassan El Hassani (PhD Thesis): This thesis explores the historical and cultural importance of Chellah as a Moroccan archaeological site.
• “Chellah: A Moroccan Archaeological Site Between History and Memory” by Fatima El Ouargui (PhD Thesis): This thesis explores the interaction between history and the collective memory of Chellah as a Moroccan archaeological site.
• “Chellah: History, Archaeology and Conservation” by Khalid El Mansouri (Master’s thesis): This study examines the different facets of Chellah, from its history to its conservation issues.
• “The Architecture and Urbanism of Chellah through the Ages ” by Samir Bousfiha (PhD Thesis): This thesis looks at the evolution of Chellah’s architecture and urbanism over the centuries.
• “Rock Art in Chellah: Analysis and Interpretation ” by Leila Benjelloun (Master’s thesis): This dissertation examines the rock art present in Chellah and offers an in-depth analysis of these artistic elements.
• “Chellah through Photography: Evolution of an Archaeological Site” by Karim Rais (Ph.D. Thesis): This dissertation explores the evolution of Chellah through photographs taken over time, offering a visual look at the changes in the site.
• “Chellah and Moroccan Identity: Socio-Cultural Analysis” by Nadia Ait Boulahcen (Master’s thesis): This dissertation examines how Chellah contributes to the Moroccan cultural identity and the collective memory of the country.
• “Chellah and Moroccan Literature: Influence and Inspiration” by Ahmed El Gharbi (PhD Thesis): This dissertation explores how Chellah influenced Moroccan literature through the works of local writers.

Heritage assessment of the wall of the archaeological site of Chellah
Carried out by: PATRIMONIUM SARL (Mohamed AL JATTARI – Youssef BOUQRINI)

Archaeological study and heritage consultation
Carried out by: Hassan Limane (INSAP, Rabat) – Ahmed Ettahiri (INSAP, Rabat) – Hicham Rguig (UCA, Marrakech)

Presentation of the preliminary results of the archaeological research carried out in , outside the Marinid wall (April-July 2023)
Report in: Arabic, Amazigh, English and French

National Institute of Archaeology and Heritage Sciences | INSAP

Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication

National Library of the Kingdom of Morocco

National Museums Foundation

Foundation for the Safeguarding of Cultural Heritage of Rabat

Archives of Morocco

International University of Rabat – Rabat School of Architecture

National School of Architecture

Unesco