Djerba

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The rug I bought my mom in Kairouan.

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In the El-Ghriba Synagogue

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At the Folk Museum

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An underground olive oil press. Note the partial Roman column providing pressing power. To my knowledge there is no granite in Tunisia or anywhere nearby.

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Dougga

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Notice the access hatch to the underground aqueduct to the right of center.

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A closeup of the access port.

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Another access port in a field.

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They stretch off out of sight at regular intervals.

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Carthage Tour

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The harbor at Carthage.

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A boat bathtub?

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Recent diggings.

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The houses of the president’s daughters.

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The Basillica on Byrsa Hill.

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A boat launch.

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Trophet, site of Carthiginian sacrifices. Some say children were sacrificed to the fires here. Others say it was just animals.

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Carthiginian cannon munitions?

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At the baths.

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Mr Universe pose.

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The Basilica on Byrsa Hill.

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The whole group.