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The Ksar Ouled Debbab is a village of about 1,000 inhabitants in the delegation Tataouine South in Tataouine Governorate in southern Tunisia. In the old town is one of the most impressive castles storage (ksour) of the country. Quarrystones and clay built Ksar consisting superposed from a closed courtyard with two floors and vaulted storage chambers (ghorfas). The chambers were used as storerooms for stocks (cereals, oil, dried beans, lentils, dates, etc.) and other belongings kind (household and work tools, weapons) for the semi-nomadic (transhumance) families living situation.

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