Syrtes (Parte correspondiente a Túnez) :: Comparisson reports

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• General ideas
  • Population. Djerba
  • Administration. Djerba
  • Population. Sfax
  • Sfax port
  • Population Hammamat
• Flora and Fauna
  • Djerba
  • Kerkenah
  • Opuntias in El Djem
  • Excursion between Kalybia and Kourba
  • Fauna in the countryside. Overview. Coastal areas and the desert
• Agriculture, ranching and fishing
  • Agriculture. Djerba. Palm and olive trees
  • Agriculture. Djerba. Fruits and aloe
  • Ranching. Djerba
  • Fishing. Djerba
• Culture and customs
  • Clothing. Djerba
  • Gastronomy. Lunch at the sheik of Egim’s (Ajim) house
  • Gastronomy. Lunch with three sheiks near Cape Kapoudjah
  • Ceramics. Madiu Gallera (Ouallarh)
• Economy
  • Wool industry. Hand-spun barracan wool items in Djerba
  • Olive oil production. Djerba
  • Flour production. Djerba
  • Trade. Djerba
  • Farmers’ market. Zoug (Houmt Souk)
  • Manufactured goods market. Zoug (Houmt Souk)
  • Trade. Sfax
  • Tourism
• Architecture
  • Houses. Zoug (Houmt Souk)
  • Mosques. Zoug (Houmt Souk)
  • Fortress. Zoug (Houmt Souk)
  • Djulluli family home. Sfax
  • Main mosque in Sfax. Minaret
  • Kars Arbat
  • Djama Kebir in Kerhuan (Kairouan)
• Landscapes
  • Burdj el Zarsis
  • Djerba. Zoug (Houmt Souk) dock and a visit to the city
  • City of Zoug (Houmt Souk)
  • Zoug (Houmt Souk) bazaar
  • Zoug (Houmt Souk) fortress
  • Trip to Burdj el Kastir
  • Sfax market
  • Kerkenah dock
  • Excursion on Kerkenah
  • Burdj el Zars
  • El Djem
  • Sidi Abdallah near Cape Kapoudjah from the north
  • Mediyah (Mahdia)
  • Monastir
  • Kahlia cave
  • Sousah (Sousse) from the beach … a white jewel…
  • Sousah (Sousse) from the casbah
  • Zahuan (Zahouan) from Sousah (Sousse)
  • Herklah (Hergla) and the Zahuan (Zahouan) mountain rage
  • Kalybia
  • Kourba
  • Hammamat (Hammamet)
  • Various landscapes
• Comparative report conclusions
  • Conclusions on General Ideas. Population
  • Conclusions on Flora and Fauna
  • Conclusions on Agriculture, Ranching and Fishing
  • Conclusions on Culture and Customs
  • Conclusions on Economy and Trade
  • Conclusions on Architecture
  • Conclusions on Landscapes