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Sea and biodiversity
Seagrass, fishing, species and everyday relationships with the marine environment.
Understand this theme →Memory
An archive is not a pile of links. Kerkenniens organises traces by theme, period and context so 468 items remain usable without being confused with the present.

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Seagrass, fishing, species and everyday relationships with the marine environment.
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Boats, techniques, trades and transmission that shape memory.
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Places, marabouts, villages, objects and stories through which the archipelago can be reread.
Understand this theme →Each theme is a gateway to connected material rather than another context-free menu.
Sea and fishing
To understand Kerkennah is first to understand its relationship with the sea. This entry connects traditional fishing, boats, crossings, resources and transmitted practices.
Explore this gateway →Heritage
Kerkennah heritage is not a frozen backdrop. It brings together inhabited places, traces, know-how and symbolic landmarks such as marabouts, museums or forts.
Explore this gateway →Biodiversity
Posidonia, turtles, cicadas, blue crabs and seagrass beds: biodiversity is at once an ecological wealth, a documentary resource and a warning signal for the archipelago.
Explore this gateway →Culture
Traditions are not relics. They shape stories, habits and attachments to the archipelago, from weddings to embroidery and cultural events.
Explore this gateway →Climate
Erosion, rising waters, waste and pressure on ecosystems call for a finer reading of Kerkennah. This section connects observations, evidence and avenues for action.
Explore this gateway →Villages
Exploring Kerkennah also means connecting villages, their singularities and the stories attached to them. This entry provides orientation beyond a simple list.
Explore this gateway →Page 11 of 26, 18 items per page for a readable archive.
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Dans l'article " ", Chapitre 1. Portunus Cauchemar du littoral, nous vous présentions Portunus, le crabe bleu qui fait les pire cauchemars de la…
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Portunus, de son nom scientifique est un crabe de la famille des Portunidae. Si on en croit les articles académiques ce crabe est connu des pêcheurs…
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Nous sommes le 18 septembre 2022 ! Il y a 11 ans, jour pour jour, était diffusé sur internet le premier message de Kerkenniens.com. Bien entendu, la…
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Nous vous annoncions un événement culturel associatif inédit en mer, sur le chemin de Kerkennah (Le l ). Ce samedi 17 septembre 2022, se tenait pour…
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Nous vous présentons un article de Monsieur Seif KAROUI lors de son dernier passage aux iles de Kerkennah. Il lui est venu l'envie d'écrire ces…
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Notre rubrique " A voir/que faire " s'enrichit d'une nouvelle activité qui vous propose un circuit 100% kerkennien, conjuguant histoire, archéologie…
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Frame, build, operate and measure digital systems with a structured and auditable approach.
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Kerkenniens propose une variété d'articles sur une diversité de sujets d'actualité sur l'archipel de notre cœur. Nous vous proposons ainsi des…
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Quand je vois de belles choses qui sont en train d'être mises en place sur l'archipel de Kerkennah, il me vient inévitablement une pensée pour qui a…
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Le crabe bleu, il y a quelques années, éveillait les curiosités puis progressivement fut l'objet de fortes inquiétudes. Véritable attraction au…
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Si Ulysse traverse son existence en bateau pour nous dévoiler l'aventure qu'est la vie, intrépide, courageuse, fragile, audacieuse, sans embarcation…
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Si la toile regorge de vidéos pour recycler chez soi, les bouteilles en plastique et les autres déchets polluants, l'idée ici est plutôt de réfléchir…
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La broderie à Kerkennah est une affaire de femme, essentiellement des artistes aux doigts de fée ! Nous avons eu l'occasion il y a quelques années de…
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A simple professional identity to share, designed for contact, presentation and conversion.
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L'association Kerkeni Najeh ou Qarqni Najeh (traduction : "l'association des kerkenniens qui ont réussi") est principalement pour les enfants mais…
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Nous avons déjà suivi plusieurs organisations d'événements sportifs sur Kerkennah. Plus particulièrement sur le beach volley, vous pourrez retrouvez…
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Découvrir Kerkennah en cyclotourisme c'est possible et c'est même vivement conseillé ! Envie de vous remettre en selle ? Que diriez vous de parcourir…
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Comme nous avons déjà eu l'occasion d'en rendre compte, Kerkennah est une terre propice à l'éducation. Ses hommes et ses femmes ont donné pour les…
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Montmartre a accueilli de nombreux peintres alors inconnus et devenus des fers de lance de mouvements artistiques et d’œuvres majeures comme les…
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Séjourner sur l'archipel de Kerkennah en regardant l'horizon, c'est bon ! Mais flotter à voile de flouka en regardant le rivage, et séjourner en mer…
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A critical review of a website’s visibility and technical robustness.
Discover →V1–V4 collections
Eighteen major historical pages have been taken out of migration quarantine and promoted to memory dossiers. They complement the 468 articles without being confused with new publications.
Historical V1–V4 page
A substantial historical dossier placing Kerkennah in the long term and connecting older traces with island narratives.
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Kerkenniens’ historical archaeological circuit, preserved as a heritage framework to document and update.
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A historical gateway to places, sea activities, accommodation, food and curiosities around Kerkennah.
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Historical itineraries proposed by Kerkenniens, now preserved as documentary material rather than guaranteed current programmes.
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A foundation page on the archipelago, its geography, traditional activities, crafts and food.
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The historical dossier of the Abbassya / Dar El Fehri museum, its collections, workshops and transmission role.
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El Abbassia saltworks documented as landscape, activity and salt-related heritage.
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A detailed archive on underwater observation and shoals, kept separate from current commercial information.
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A practical historical account of felucca outings, preserved for maritime know-how and lived experience.
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A documented day at sea with Captain Azzedine. Historical contact details and prices must be rechecked before practical use.
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Historical dossier on charfia fishing, the Kerkennah traditional fishing technique inscribed in 2020 by UNESCO on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
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Sautade, or Damassa, documented as a distinctive mullet fishing practice involving collective work.
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The weekly market as a place of daily life, produce, encounters and collective memory.
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A field dossier on Grimdi, its landscapes, fragility, biodiversity and island memory.
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Fort Lahsar and the archaeological traces around it, to be read through careful and sourced historical context.
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A historical glossary of Mediterranean fish in French and Tunisian Arabic. V5 preserves it as a base to enrich and verify species by species.
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A historical glossary of crustaceans and seafood in French and Tunisian Arabic, to be expanded without inventing linguistic equivalents.
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The palm tree as resource, material, landscape and component of traditional island practices.