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Heritage specialists and activists said that the tiles visible in a photo of the Casbah of Algiers, posted by former U.S. Ambassador Elizabeth Moore Aubin on November 11, are Tunisian Qallaline ceramics, not zellige. They said the ceramics were exported from Tunisia to decorate palaces and homes in Algeria, while the term *zellige* refers to Moroccan ceramic mosaics cut by hand. They also noted that Qallaline ceramics are documented in reference works, museum collections, and international studies.
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