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					<description><![CDATA[So beautiful!]]></description>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Алексей Егошин]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[In the Algerian Hammadid era (around 11th century) there was this geomatric type of tiles (see photos attached to this email) and also in the Algerian Zianid era (around 14th century) there was this kind of geometric tiles, according to material proofs (look on the photo attached on the email). The Roman tiles (25BC) in Algeria (Cherchell city) and also in Theveste (Tenessa city now, Algeria), these kinds of tiles are different than the geometric tiles. 

Moroccan geometric tiles are the same as Algerian geometric tiles, in fact, this kind of art was transmitted from East to West by Algerian tile artists that came from Tlemcen city (Algeria) and Algiers city (Algeria) in many eras in the history. Moroccan tiles doesnt have anything special, its the SAME as the Algerian tiles (in terms of colours, shapes, methods, materials,...). 

The attached photos are from different eras (11th century, 14th century, 17th century, 21th century,...), there are references of Tachfine&#039;s School (medersa tachfinia), Qal&#039;at bani hammad (Beni Hammad Castle), Theveste tiles (Tebessa city tiles), Cherchell tiles, some photos of stamps representing geometric Algerian tiles (year 1999)...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In the Algerian Hammadid era (around 11th century) there was this geomatric type of tiles (see photos attached to this email) and also in the Algerian Zianid era (around 14th century) there was this kind of geometric tiles, according to material proofs (look on the photo attached on the email). The Roman tiles (25BC) in Algeria (Cherchell city) and also in Theveste (Tenessa city now, Algeria), these kinds of tiles are different than the geometric tiles. </p>
<p>Moroccan geometric tiles are the same as Algerian geometric tiles, in fact, this kind of art was transmitted from East to West by Algerian tile artists that came from Tlemcen city (Algeria) and Algiers city (Algeria) in many eras in the history. Moroccan tiles doesnt have anything special, its the SAME as the Algerian tiles (in terms of colours, shapes, methods, materials,&#8230;). </p>
<p>The attached photos are from different eras (11th century, 14th century, 17th century, 21th century,&#8230;), there are references of Tachfine&#8217;s School (medersa tachfinia), Qal&#8217;at bani hammad (Beni Hammad Castle), Theveste tiles (Tebessa city tiles), Cherchell tiles, some photos of stamps representing geometric Algerian tiles (year 1999)&#8230;</p>
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