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Evening Market Becomes Open-Air Museum
The article discusses the scrap market in Algeria as an open-air folk museum that reflects the history and development of society. It contains ancient artifacts and collectibles of high historical value, appreciated by collectors and sought after by researchers and history enthusiasts. Although some believe it to be merely places for selling damaged tools, the market is actually a treasure trove of stories and tales that depict the reality and rich history of Algerian society. Activities in the market include distinguishing authentic pieces from counterfeit ones. The market is often visited by the wealthy and celebrities seeking unique items to decorate their homes. Additionally, certain pieces are used as part of the identity of some commercial establishments. Despite the growth of e-commerce, the scrap market continues to maintain its appeal as a place for exploration and connecting the past with the present. Some rare items are sold for high prices and are considered symbols of Algeria's heritage and cultural identity.
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