The Amazigh Women Archive is an ongoing independent digital documentary archive that uses visual ethnography and documentary photography to preserve the everyday cultural practices of Amazigh women. Developed through long-term fieldwork in Tiflet, Morocco, the archive documents breadmaking, textile work, rural labor, material culture, and embodied forms of knowledge that are often absent from conventional archival records. By preserving these practices through photography, contextual documentation, and digital archiving, the project contributes to a more inclusive documentary record of Amazigh cultural memory.