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number of families and the activities range from washing in sea water, washing in the sun, then come carding, spinning, dyeing and then weaving followed by marketing. It is an important source of revenue as well for women although carding and the spinning mill of wool are traditionally female activities and dyeing, weaving and marketing traditionally carried out by the men. The manufacture of carpet with
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Houmt Souk is the most populated city of Djerba; it only shelters with it more of the third of the population of the island. Houmt Souk and its neighbourhoods have a very high density: it was already of 474 inhabitants per km in 1956 whereas the average of the island was of 127 inhabitants per km and
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which goes back to several centuries and which, renovated on several occasions, continues to be used. Old bakeries, workshops of weaving (of which the architecture is particular in Djerba) with their half-vaults and their triangular pediment of Greek style and the old wells (with their large wings)
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Houmt Souk contains a museum of arts which presents a panorama of Djerba history. Installed in an old a zaouïa built at the end of the 18th century to honour of Sidi
Zitouni and Sidi Ameur, not far from the "Mosque from Abroad", it is possible to discover the folklore of the island, its traditions
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and pulses also have a typical architecture. The Errbaâ souk, market hall formed in a labyrinth with the roofs in semi-vaults, gathered the craftsmen tailors, shoe-makers, jewellers. Its doors closed at the falling night and much of stores remained closed on
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that appear only in the early evening. Consequently, Djerbians will leave the mosque only at sunset. Another story concerns Jemaâ El
Guellal: supposedly a potter in the eighteenth century put his pots, which had taken months to craft, on a cart to be taken to market. While on the road the cart
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is traditionally a female activity which developed considerably with the rise of tourism. The jewellery, formerly practised exclusively by the Jewish craftsmen (specialised especially in partitioned jewels encrusted with hard stones of various colours) is currently practised by young Muslim
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brought a certain prosperity to the local population. The city counts a multitude of restaurants and souvenir shops which attract a varied crowd daily, with tourists coming mostly from Europe. The Houmt Souk economy rests primarily on the trade of the markets. Houmt Souk is famous for its
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in the open air, built in 2004 between the zone of the port and Borj El K' to bir, shelters the great cultural events including those of the annual festival of
Ulysses. Houmt Souk counts several schools as well primary as secondary (of which several colleges and colleges) but also a
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by the Roman road. It is also the chief town and a municipality with 75,904 inhabitants. The city's population is 44,555 inhabitants as of 2005. The city developed on the old site of a Roman city called Gerba or Girba, and was the birthplace of two Roman
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Zitouni, located not far from Jamaâ Ettrouk and which houses another saint's tomb as well as the Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions, is one of them. According to lore, the mosque is inhabited by
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play a big role in the local cuisine. A fish cannery was built with the port to preserve the fish. In addition to fishing, the port is used nowadays for excursions towards the island of which is used as a refuge for migratory birds; in particular for
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of the combatants (Goubbat El
Moujahdine), near Jemaâ Ettrouk, is a small square construction, with wrought iron, which shelters three tombs that of venerated inhabitants of Houmt Souk and is regarded as a zaouïa. There is the Hammam El Barouni, a
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in town, dating back several centuries, often follow the same building style; a generally square courtyard with a group of stores may be found at ground level, along with a door with a heavy lock. This is sometimes joined by an
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that was constructed on the waterfront in 1432 under Sultan Abû Fâris `Abd Al `Azîz Al-Mutawakkil. It is also known as Borj El Ghazi
Mustapha because it was added to significantly between 1560 and 1567, during the reign of the
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and the shouting by the town crier. The fishermen thread fish fished in chains, and deliver them to the town crier after having been informed of the minimum price. The town crier, seated on a high chair, conducts the auction.
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craftsmen. The work of leather, and in particular the shoe manufacture and the manufacture of bags in camel skins, as well as the basket making also developed with the new market offered by tourism.
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supported by columns and arches; this is often the point of access for a number of rooms or storerooms. Many such buildings may still be seen in the downtown area, where they have been turned into
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window in the area were goods were stored. Animals, carts and equipment were sheltered in the yard. The first floor, reached by a single staircase, has a
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3593:Bir Mcherga
3588:Djebel Oust
3532:La Goulette
3217:Baten Ghzal
3160:Sidi Bouzid
2997:Menzel Horr
2947:El Maâmoura
2942:El Haouaria
2932:Dar Allouch
2836:Ksar Hellal
2796:Beni Hassen
2715:Ben Gardane
2588:Mellouleche
2583:Ksour Essef
2223:Oued Melliz
1843:Sidi Ismail
1798:El Maâgoula
1767:Sidi Thabet
1669:Lexicorient
1654:(in French)
1577:, pp. 56-61
1427:as well as
1405:terra cotta
1374:ironmongers
1327:broad beans
1303:Aïd el-Fitr
1265:or natural
1213:tass' ' or
1025:, a public
1019:post office
820:infertility
816:Lella Gmira
788:typical of
240:Governorate
206: /
3627:Categories
3445:Ghomrassen
3435:Bir Lahmar
3384:Messaadine
3278:El Aroussa
3242:Souk Jedid
2927:Bou Argoub
2922:Béni Khiar
2816:El Masdour
2730:Houmt Souk
2674:Oued Ellil
2642:La Manouba
2538:Bou Merdes
2507:Tajerouine
2436:Souk Lahad
2345:Jedelienne
2218:Ghardimaou
2203:Beni M'Tir
2198:Ain Draham
2127:El Guettar
1899:Hammam Lif
1879:El Mourouj
1818:Téboursouk
1747:Ettadhamen
1455:References
1397:embroidery
1366:goldsmiths
1307:dried meat
1285:Traditions
1243:Mahboubine
1060:Christians
963:, and the
866:synagogues
780:), of the
738:and youth
523:sheikhates
397:Volusianus
388:El Kantara
379:fortress.
348:حومة السوق
340:Houmt Souk
276:Population
251:Government
172:Houmt Souk
133:حومة السوق
128:Houmt Souk
69:newspapers
3428:Tataouine
3349:Ezzouhour
3273:Bou Arada
3106:El Hencha
3101:Kerkennah
3096:Jebiniana
3071:Bir Salah
2977:Kerkouane
2957:Grombalia
2876:Ouerdanin
2725:Boughrara
2679:Mornaguia
2669:El Battan
2563:Essouassi
2553:El Bradâa
2385:Ezzouhour
2323:Kasserine
2299:Nasrallah
2279:Oueslatia
2264:Bou Hajla
2208:Bou Salem
2172:Sidi Aïch
2101:Teboulbou
2091:Bouchemma
2056:Ghannouch
1995:Ras Jebel
1914:Mohamedia
1867:Ben Arous
1803:Goubellat
1772:La Soukra
1323:chickpeas
1203:olive oil
1105:does not
929:panoramic
772:) of the
764:country,
701:courtyard
638:does not
552:does not
533:Geography
487:Numidians
422:does not
301:Time zone
3576:Zaghouan
3542:Le Bardo
3537:La Marsa
3527:Carthage
3339:Bouficha
3232:Mansoura
3192:Mezzouna
3187:Meknassy
2967:Hammamet
2886:Teboulba
2811:Cherahil
2764:Monastir
2703:Médenine
2684:Tebourba
2664:Djedeida
2613:Sidi Zid
2548:Chorbane
2472:El Ksour
2416:El Golâa
2380:El Ayoun
2370:Thélepte
2335:Foussana
2274:Echrarda
2247:Kairouan
2191:Jendouba
2147:Moulares
2142:Métlaoui
2051:El Hamma
2000:Sejenane
1904:Khalidia
1894:Fouchana
1838:Slouguia
1833:Ouchtata
1672:Archived
1660:Archived
1639:op. cit.
1616:, p. 129
1614:op. cit.
1575:op. cit.
1562:op. cit.
1513:op. cit.
1435:through
1429:dolphins
1389:baracans
1279:khabbaia
1235:Guellala
1231:Guellala
1191:workshop
1027:hospital
1012:A large
953:Lombardy
874:Catholic
722:Fondouks
377:Aghlabid
375:and the
3598:Nadhour
3583:El Fahs
3547:Le Kram
3496:Tamerza
3481:Degache
3389:M'saken
3298:Makthar
3288:Gaâfour
3283:El Krib
3261:Siliana
3227:Essaïda
3222:Bennour
3141:El Amra
3022:Tazerka
3017:Takelsa
3007:Soliman
2987:Korbous
2972:Kélibia
2952:El Mida
2871:Moknine
2821:Ghenada
2806:Bouhjar
2786:Bekalta
2654:Den Den
2598:Rejiche
2512:Touiref
2467:Jérissa
2462:Dahmani
2355:Sbeitla
2330:Fériana
2284:Haffouz
2269:Chebika
2228:Tabarka
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2081:Oudhref
2071:Métouia
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2010:Ghezala
1990:Raf Raf
1985:Metline
1955:El Alia
1943:Bizerte
1909:Mégrine
1884:Ezzahra
1823:Testour
1628:, p. 49
1564:, p. 80
1538:, p. 21
1526:, p. 60
1437:bidding
1409:octopus
1353:Tourism
1341:Economy
1275:hassara
1221:Clothes
1199:sorghum
1183:pottery
1168:Museums
1126:removed
1111:sources
1086:Culture
1052:Maltese
1014:theatre
1006:sorghum
972:cistern
957:Germany
933:obelisk
915:Sultan
913:Ottoman
843:Mellita
804:library
790:Ottoman
786:minaret
766:mosques
740:hostels
732:gallery
709:arcades
705:masonry
659:removed
644:sources
609:climate
573:removed
558:sources
507:pirates
499:Spanish
443:removed
428:sources
403:History
369:Tunisia
268:Ennahda
233:Tunisia
220:Country
194:10°51′E
191:33°52′N
83:scholar
3643:Djerba
3608:Saouaf
3579:(seat)
3523:(seat)
3501:Hazoua
3477:(seat)
3474:Tozeur
3450:Remada
3440:Dehiba
3431:(seat)
3374:Kondar
3359:Hergla
3344:Enfida
3334:Akouda
3330:(seat)
3327:Sousse
3303:Rouhia
3268:Bargou
3264:(seat)
3202:Regueb
3163:(seat)
3131:Skhira
3111:Mahres
3091:Gremda
3086:Graiba
3081:El Ain
3076:Chihia
3061:Agareb
3057:(seat)
2912:Azmour
2908:(seat)
2905:Nabeul
2881:Sayada
2831:Khniss
2826:Jemmal
2767:(seat)
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2735:Midoun
2706:(seat)
2645:(seat)
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2608:Hkaima
2578:Kerker
2573:Hiboun
2568:Hebira
2558:El Jem
2543:Chebba
2534:(seat)
2531:Mahdia
2492:Nebeur
2458:(seat)
2455:Le Kef
2426:Faouar
2421:Djemna
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2340:Haidra
2326:(seat)
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2042:(seat)
2020:Utique
1965:Mateur
1950:Aousja
1946:(seat)
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1870:(seat)
1848:Thibar
1828:Amdoun
1794:(seat)
1762:Raoued
1752:Mnihla
1743:(seat)
1740:Ariana
1263:cotton
1239:Midoun
1195:barley
1175:jewels
1077:Maliki
1068:Muslim
1056:Berber
1002:barley
992:cupola
961:France
949:Sicily
945:Naples
937:Dragut
904:castle
859:Midoun
851:djinns
812:zaouia
795:zaouia
782:Hanafi
774:Maliki
762:Muslim
736:hotels
692:menzel
613:breeze
527:Djerba
519:grapes
515:woolen
501:, and
491:Punics
365:Djerba
295:44,555
284:75,904
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3520:Tunis
3491:Nefta
3293:Kesra
3237:Rahal
3177:Jilma
3136:Thyna
3012:Somâa
2982:Korba
2846:Lamta
2623:Zelba
2365:Thala
2360:Sbiba
2157:Sened
2120:Gafsa
2086:Zarat
2039:Gabès
2005:Tinja
1924:Rades
1813:Nefza
1549:delou
1420:ouzaf
1311:sheep
1259:houli
1247:fouta
1207:sefri
1179:glass
1080:Sunni
1023:banks
1004:, of
941:Spain
925:Tunis
839:Ibadi
808:tiles
800:saint
728:attic
714:souks
503:Turks
495:Arabs
483:Roman
327:UTC+2
306:UTC+1
291:Metro
258:Mayor
90:JSTOR
76:books
3455:Smâr
3054:Sfax
2710:Ajim
2502:Sers
2411:Douz
2259:Alaâ
2167:Lela
1791:Béja
1433:fish
1413:Sfax
1381:wool
1362:fish
1358:souk
1325:and
1315:calf
1267:silk
1251:hrem
1160:and
1109:any
1107:cite
1064:Jews
908:fort
906:and
870:Jews
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642:any
640:cite
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426:any
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384:Ajim
373:souk
331:CEST
62:news
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