As Marrakech has grown and changed, it has incorporated sections of the exterior walls from earlier times. Very few Moroccans have ovens in their homes. Yet they make homemade bread once or even twice a day. You can see a girl carrying rising loaves of bread on a board, supported on her head, on the left. She's going off to the oven nearby, where a baker will put her loaves in a wood-burning oven.
Children spend a lot of time going back and forth to the oven.
You see an old man carrying home a bunch of mint from the market. He is probably comfortably retired, and has done his task at the market. He is going to make mint tea when he gets home. On the right, you see a girl at the public fountain. She may be from a poor family whose home does not have indoor plumbing, so she spends a lot of time going to the public fountain every day fetching water.